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1948–49 Scottish Division C

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Scottish Division C 1948–49 Forfar Athletic Forfar Athletic 1947–48 1949–50 The 1948-49 Scottish Division C was won by Forfar Athletic who were promoted to Division B. Edinburgh City finished bottom.https://www.rsssf.org/tabless/scot3hist.html Scotland - Final Tables Third Level 1924-2004 Rsssf.com 2005-06-18 2012-07-08 It was the third and final season of the short-lived single Scottish Division C and featured seven reserve teams. Table main WDL 5 2 PR FOR Forfar Athletic LEI Leith Athletic BRE Brechin City MON Montrose QPA Queen's Park II AIR Airdrieonians II STJ St. Johnstone II DUN Dundee United II RAI Raith Rovers II KIL Kilmarnock II DNF Dunfermline Athletic II EDI Edinburgh City 17 1 4 80 37 15 3 4 76 29 13 4 5 67 40 10 5 7 59 50 9 6 7 52 52 9 4 9 66 66 9 4 9 42 44 10 2 10 58 67 6 7 9 56 60 5 3 14 41 54 4 3 15 43 84 2 4 16 28 85 #ccffcc Promotion to the 1949–50 Division B P #ffcccc Left the League RF inherit Placed in South East Section SE SE SE SE SE SE SE inherit Placed in South West Section SW SW SW complete rsssf Future The competition was restructured for the 1949–50 season when the number of reserve teams was significantly expanded and the Division divided into two sections, the South-East (soon renamed the North-East) and South-West. Promotion became rarer as the reserve sides of the bigger clubs such as Rangers and Aberdeen came to dominate; Brechin City's victory in the North-East section in the 1953–54 season was the sole promotion managed in the new format before its final season. The competition completed its final season in 1954–55 when Aberdeen II won the North-East section and Partick Thistle II the South-West; three non-reserve sides, Montrose, East Stirlingshire and Berwick Rangers remained in the North-East section with two, Dumbarton and Stranraer in the South-West. All five were admitted to full membership of the Scottish Football League;Scottish Football League C Division overview, Scottish Football Historical Archive the reserve teams were placed into a separate Scottish (Reserve) League.Scottish Reserve League Competitions Part 2 1945-1955, Scottish Football Historical Archive, 1 November 2020The C Division – the “other clubs” division, Alan Bell, via Post War English & Scottish Football League A - Z Player's Transfer Database References Category:Scottish Division Three seasons 3 Scot