Calcutt leaves Rovers for Farnborough
Calcutt, 23, who had previously played in the Football League for Stevenage, moved to Sharpenhoe Road in the summer and enjoyed a fantastic season.
He netted 29 league goals as Barton reached the play-off final, where they lost to Farnborough, 2-0.
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Hide AdOn the departure of their leading marksman, new Rovers boss Mark Boyce told the News/Gazette: “Connor will be a big loss to Barton Rovers after having a great season with us and is a tough player to replace.
“I know it was a hard decision for him to make, as we worked well together as a group and he was enjoying his football again.
“After discussions trying retain Connor at the club, I understand his decision to move on to Farnborough, who have the big financial pulling power for players.
“However we wish him well and I hope he has another great season and continues scoring goals.”
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Hide AdMeanwhile, Boro first team manager Spencer Day told the club’s official website: “I am delighted to secure the signature of my first choice target for the summer to strengthen the squad as we look for another promotion.
“We beat off a lot of quality clubs that sought Connor’s services which is not surprising as he’s had a fantastic season and still has huge development potential to come.
“For a young man he’s already got great experience in both the Football League and the Conference South.
“I was incredibly impressed with him when I sat down to discuss the move and am delighted that he chose Boro.
“Alongside our other strikers we now have a massive goal threat as we move towards another exciting season.”