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1948–49 Colchester United F.C. season
The 1948–49 season was Colchester United's sixth consecutive full season in the Southern Football League. Colchester finished fourth in the league and progressed to the first round of the FA Cup. They were runners-up in both the 1948 and 1949 finals of the Southern League Cup - both finals were played during the 1948–49 season due to fixture congestion the previous season.
==Season Review==
Former Aston Villa and Portsmouth centre-half Jimmy Allen was given the managerial reins and the ex-England international took over the mandate to get Colchester into The Football League.
Expectations of another great FA Cup run fuelled the imagination and a record Layer Road crowd of 19,072 gathered for the First Round tie with Reading on 27 November 1948. Thick fog forced the abandonment of the tie after just 35 minutes and when the tie was rescheduled the following Thursday afternoon (there were no floodlights at this time) 'only' 13,371 turned up to see Colchester lose 4-2.
In the Southern League, Colchester vied with Chelmsford and Gillingham for the title, but it was the Kent side that won their second title in three years. It was a disappointing season all round. Having reached the Southern League Cup Final held over from the previous season and that of the 1948-49 season too, the U's were forced to play both finals in the space of 10 days in a spell that also included four League fixtures. Fatigued, U's lost the 1947-48 final at Merthyr Tydfil and the 1948-49 competition at Yeovil.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The U's History: The 30s & 40s )〕
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