Josh Manion vs Luke McShane (1993)

Josh Manion vs Luke McShane
Lloyds Bank Masters 1993 · King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation. Bayonet Attack (E97) · 0-1

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Sep-23-04		patzer2: After 40. Re2?? (40. Rcd2! was winning for White), McShane demonstrates a winning discovered check combination with 40...Qf1+!

Sep-29-04		Rowson: A classic KID with both players attacking however on opossite flanks. nice mate by McShame.

Dec-23-05		aw1988: How does this one end?

Dec-23-05		Averageguy: <aw1988> 44.Kh1 Bg3#.

Dec-23-05		Averageguy: BTW, that was my thousandth post.

Dec-23-05		aw1988: Kh2 Bg3 actually, but I should have seen that. Happy 1000th!

Dec-23-05		Averageguy: <aw1988>Despite being underage, I think I'll celebrate with a Beer. Cheers!

Dec-23-05		tpstar: <Averageguy> Congratulations! Have a nice holiday. =)

Dec-23-05		Averageguy: <tpstar>Thanks! You too.

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