Daniel Gormally vs Miroslav Houska (1998)

Daniel Gormally vs Miroslav Houska
Hampstead III GM 1998 · Anderssen Opening: General (A00) · 1/2-1/2

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Jun-10-06		independentthinker: This match ended after one move, as the opponent didn't turn up - he was away with Gormally's girl hehe

Jun-10-06		cotdt: hehehe... should it be 1-0 then?

Jun-10-06		independentthinker: Gormally wrote 1-0 on his pad, but was later intimidated into accepting a draw. I think the fued with the Armenian mafia goes back a long way...

Sep-05-06		hidude: omg!! HAHA

Oct-25-06		rsl: 1. a3!! is inspiring.

Jul-26-08		FizzyY: a3. . .wow black was quite lucky.

Dec-06-08		WhiteRook48: Why on earth is this game in here?

Jan-14-09		WhiteRook48: actually 1. a3!! wins in 77 moves. Anderssen played that and won.

Jul-10-09		Dredge Rivers: Gormally's opening seems to lack punch! :)

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