dryden has kibitzed 31 times to chessgames   [more...]

May-13-05 Robert James Fischer    dryden: What's Bobbby doing in Iceland now? If he's really there, I mean. There'll be pressure on him to play chess...      May-13-05 MTel Masters (2005)    dryden: My TOP TEN: 1) Karpov on a good day 2) Kramnik 3-4) Anand and Topalov 5) Judith 6) Ponomariov (in a few years) 7) Kasparov 8) Khalifman 9-10) Korchnoj and Lajos Portisch      May-13-05 Kramnik vs Ponomariov, 2005    dryden: I remenber the Kasparovians calling Kramners a "boring", "overcautios" player, ah ah!! there you bloming go      May-13-05 Grand Prix d'Echecs de Bordeaux (2005)    dryden: You must be joking. Karpov could very well win the World Championship if only such event was NEITHER the FIDE lottery NOR the Classical Chess sectarian black mass.      Jan-30-05 Leko vs Polgar, 2005    dryden: So far the true disappointment comes from Anand, who was supposed to win this event. Kramnik is happy with his World title and could not care less. Also I expected more from Ponomariov, but I foresse grat things gor the boy.      Jan-23-05 Anand vs Kramnik, 2005    dryden: Is Kramnik the new Petrosian and Anand the new Karpov? Or maybe the new Anatoly is Ponomariov? Or Karpov himself, once he gets tired of politics and business?      Jan-14-05 Lajos Portisch    dryden: Hungarian all time favourites of mine: 1. Lajos Portisch (who once sang several bars of a magyar folk song over the phone to the referee of the K-K match to prove he was Anatoly's coach) 2. Laszlo Szabo (3 times a candidate - brilliant attacking player) 3. Geza Maroczy 4. Farago ...      Jan-07-05 Tigran V Petrosian    dryden: Anatoly Karpov has now his own site www.karpov.ru. In the autobiographical section of the site he refers openly to the "Petrosian persecution of Korchnoj", eventually leading to Korchnoi's defeat to the West. What exactly this "persecution" involved? And was it really Petrosian's ...      Dec-15-04 G Flear vs Karpov, 2004    dryden: Anatoly, the one and the only      Dec-15-04 Grand Prix d'Echecs (2004)    dryden: karpov karpov karpov karpov!!

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