knightfly has kibitzed 55 times to chessgames   [more...]

May-06-20 Flamberg vs Duras, 1912    knightfly: Duras seems to have missed a mate in 2 with 17...…..Bf5+ 18.Kc3 Qe3#      Jan-17-15 Antoshin vs A Sokolov, 1982   knightfly: The mystery is cleared up. According to Chessbase 'Antoshin retired ill'      Sep-02-14 Anderssen vs Zukertort, 1868   knightfly: Though he wins fairly soon anyway Zukertort appears to miss a forced mate with 28.....Qxg5+ 29.fxg5 Re4+ 30.Kh5 g6+ 31.Kh6 Rh4#      Apr-09-13 A Filipowicz vs P Smederevac, 1966    knightfly: I believe this is the longest ever game without a capture and also possibly the most boring game ever.      Feb-15-12 Polgar vs L B Hansen, 1989    knightfly: 33.Rbxf7 can met by 33......Re4+ which confuses things a bit though white is still probably winning.      Jul-26-08 Napoleon Bonaparte    knightfly: Here is an interesting article which claims that Boney was little better than Hitler. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...      Mar-21-08 Fine vs A Reynolds, 1937    knightfly: Arthur Reynolds was a British player who was born 1910 and died as a Japanese Prisoner-of-war in 1943.      Dec-20-06 G Welling vs V Eingorn, 2006    knightfly: <Pelgrino Patzer>White wins by 1.Kg2! Kxb5 2.f4 gxf4 3.g5 The plausible looking 1.Kg3 only draws to 1...Kxb5 2.f4 gxf4+ 3.Kxf4 fxg4      Dec-03-06 Tartakower vs H Fahrni, 1909    knightfly: As eloquent as ever Tartakower wrote after 27.Bxf6+ "This is a case where one can distinctly observe the sympathetic influence of disease from one sick part of the organism to another; indeed, in the end it is not the square f7 but its neighbour on f6 through which the assailant ...      Nov-09-06 Cecil Brown chessforum    knightfly: Yes I agree with you about Winston, he was never one to back down from a fight starting from his early days as a cavalry officer. 'Young Winston' has always been a favourte film although how much is poetic license I don't know. I've given up on the Napoleon Bonaparte vs General ...

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