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I’ve been lucky enough to have listened to the gramophone recording of that match - stubbornness personified and an exemplary demonstration of the ‘Firth of Forth’ approach being put into action. So simple but an incredibly clever move. The gasp from the crowd upon the first repetition is only bettered by the cheer they give when HRH announces Kings Cross for the 75th time - timeless.