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Robin F Kneebone

Number of games in database: 4
Years covered: 1969 to 1985
Overall record: +0 -4 =0 (0.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.


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ROBIN F KNEEBONE
(born 1951) United Kingdom

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. I Snape vs R Kneebone  1-0231969BCF-ch U18E66 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Yugoslav Panno
2. Keene vs R Kneebone 1-0321974Ilford CongressD74 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.cd Nxd5, 7.O-O
3. K J Wicker vs R Kneebone 1-0101975Charlton OpenA57 Benko Gambit
4. W A Brown vs R Kneebone 1-0241985Match Cornwall A-Gloucestershire AB89 Sicilian
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Kibitzer's Corner
Jul-16-05  aw1988: Lol, that's a great name.
Jul-21-05  Orbitkind: Brilliant name ; D
Jul-22-05  Robin01: The ankle bone is connected to the knee bone . . .
Jul-22-05  Robin01: Wait, it's the ankle bone is connected to the leg bone, the leg bone is connected to the knee bone . . .
Jul-22-05  Orbitkind: I wonder if he is actually a kneebone? If so, his 0% record on chessgames.com isn't so bad. If I were a kneebone I'm sure I'd be even worse at chess.
Jul-22-05  Robin001: Maybe Mr. Browne could enlighten us as to who Mr. Kneebone is?!
Jul-23-05  Orbitkind: Kneebone sounds like a type of steak. Browne must have really low standards to play a kneebone. I admittedly like the chess variant "Patzer Chess"; i.e. playing players rated 800 etc, but playing a kneebone is going too far. Why don't you just set up a board in front of a glass of milk or a hermit-crab shell and play one of those. I wonder who's kneebone Browne played. Maybe the owner of the kneebone decided to stay anonymous because it lost the game.
Nov-30-05  THE pawn: I too played against a steak last night and I won. They're just not made for chess you know...
Feb-02-06  McCool: lol
Sep-29-06  kevin86: Browne vs Kneebone?

Better than :Brown vs Board of Ed.

Sep-29-06  technical draw: <kevin86> I think that is a rather knee jerk reaction.
Sep-29-06  siilarsi: <THE pawn: I too played against a steak last night>

No kidding! So did i, although my game has yet to come to a conclusion, Steak seems VERY careful!

Oct-01-06  Rocafella: BIDMONFA
Kneebone

KNEEBONE.A
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Dec-17-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  alexmagnus: Chessbase database has three players named Kneebone. All of them active around 1985, but of none any games from the english championship. Hm...
Mar-25-08  Wone Jone: I challenge him to a match! Wone Jone vs. Kneebone! Whadda ya think?
Feb-24-09  WhiteRook48: that Kneebone will make an excuse not to play the match. "I broke my Kneebone!"
Jan-10-10  ILikeFruits: my knnebone...
is connected...
to my backbone...
which is...
connected to...
my neckbone...
which is...
connected to my...
brainbone...
which is...
connected to...
my skullbone...
Jan-10-10  soldal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN--...
Jan-10-10  ILikeFruits: dem...
bones...
Jan-21-12
Premium Chessgames Member
  offramp: His name is probably an American version of Patel.
Jan-26-13  Abdel Irada: <technical draw: <kevin86> I think that is a rather knee jerk reaction.>

<offramp: His name is probably an American version of Patel.>

Yes. I was wondering if this player had passed his patellar reflex test.

(Hard to imagine a Patél changing his name to something as goofy as Kneebone, but then, given the reputation of that large and extremely wealthy family (having to do with the way it *became* such a wealthy family), perhaps it's not so very far-fetched.)

Jan-26-13
Premium Chessgames Member
  alexmagnus: Hey, I see Kneebone finally got a first name. How did you (or whoever did) find out? I searched all databases available for free, and everywhere this player was listed as just "Kneebone", without a first name.
Jan-26-13
Premium Chessgames Member
  alexmagnus: Ah, I see Mr. Kneebone commented himself on the game vs. Brown, so the mystery is solved.
Sep-20-13  norami: This player reminds me of the Sherlock Holmes story "The Red-Headed League". When Jabez Wilson went to the League's address he found " a manufactory of artificial kneecaps".
Aug-15-16  bengalcat47: Mr. Kneebone, it appears that you are up right there with the "famous" baseball player Bob Uecker.

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