The British itself!
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Matthew Turner
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Simon is shown as having no time, so that might already be over.
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Matthew Turner
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England declare once Buttler is out. They are going for it too
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Paul Dargan
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It seems we have a fire alarm now!
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Any news?
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34 moves in and Fernandez only has one piece off the back rank.
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Matthew Turner
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Draw on top board and David Howell seems to be in a bit of trouble so I seem to be on course for 0/3 today
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Howell seems better to me?Matthew Turner wrote:Draw on top board and David Howell seems to be in a bit of trouble so I seem to be on course for 0/3 today
Cheers
Carl Hibbard
Carl Hibbard
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Lewis Martin
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I just don't understand David Howell. He has taken at least 20 minutes on this move. Surely it is reasonably obvious what his plans are?
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Lewis Martin
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For example, 41...Qb6 shouldn't be too hard to spot. It is unclear what White can respond to this.
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MartinCarpenter
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You shouldn't try to understand really compulsive time trouble addicts. Its just how they are. Doesn't stop them playing very good chess.
(See also Grischuk etc.).
(See also Grischuk etc.).
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There was a fire alarm? (I left the building at about 5.05, so I may have missed it....)Paul Dargan wrote:It seems we have a fire alarm now!
"Do you play chess?"
"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
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Roger de Coverly
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and no sign of David Sedgwick. It's captured on the video recording of the Andrew Martin commentary.JustinHorton wrote: There was a fire alarm?
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Andrew Zigmond
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Got back about an hour ago - hard to believe that I was up Constitution Hill at midday. I must admit I was a bit disappointed with one and a half from five in the Soanes but all of my games featured some fighting chess and I didn't drop any out and out clangers. I may even have made my live board debut.
I'm pleased to have been part of it.
I'm pleased to have been part of it.
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Chairman - Harrogate Chess Club
All views expressed entirely my own
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Earlier in the tournament we had Graham-Thorpe, now we have Graham-Taylor. Featuring quite an interesting exchange sacrifice.
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I've only just caught up with this.Roger de Coverly wrote:and no sign of David Sedgwick.JustinHorton wrote: There was a fire alarm?
There were similar comments about a fire alarm at the English Rapidplay Championships in March and I responded as follows:
Kevin Staveley asked me whether I was interested in being an arbiter at Aberystwyth ...David Sedgwick wrote:It seems that the "Curse of Sedgwick" now affects not only events with which I am involved, but those where I was merely invited to be an arbiter. (Other commitments obliged me to decline.)