Afrim Fejzullahu vs A Fish (2004)

Afrim Fejzullahu vs A Fish
20th European Club Cup 2004 · King's Indian Defense: Saemisch. Closed Variation 7…c6 (E86) · 1-0

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Oct-12-04		Knight13: 16. f5 stops the h3 c8 diagonal. Is there a better move than <24... Rd7!?>? 27. Qf7! Qxf7 28 Rxf7 gives white a good positon on the 7th and some 8th file. Nice duel.

Oct-12-04		keypusher: It's gotta be tough, playing in chess tournaments and having your name posted as "A. Fish."

Dec-07-04		GoodKnight: Heh, well... A. Fish certainly had his chips in this game....

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