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ccmcacollister
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Grandmaster Intereviews -> www.youtube.com
Hey Tag1153 has turned me onto Chess on the YouTube ... There is more than meets the eye. Here is a prechamp interview of Fischer for starters.
ccmcacollister
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Karpov speaks ... on the aborted match with Bobby ...
It quickly translates to English
-> www.youtube.com
ccmcacollister
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Yasser ... speaking of a very interesting Fischer interview about the Reshevsky match
-> www.youtube.com
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ccmcacollister
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Sophia Polgar ... Now there's a treat! :)
Talking about Bobby ...
I've only gotten into the Bobby section at the moment you see ... but other subjects are most welcome on the thread
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This one goes English quickly too. Some pics of Bobby and of Sophia of course :)
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ccmcacollister
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oops ... link missed .. try again -> www.youtube.com
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ionadowman
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Some interesting links on YouTube... ... Even to the extent of putting voices to names. Seems Sofia (What happened to Zsofia - such a cool spelling?) recalls Bobby Fischer with some fondness.
Had a look at a weird thing about a "Fischer-Karpov" mate. Nonsense, of course, but it occurred to me that if you were a non-chessplayer, and someone was telling you the rules and practice of chess, the explanation would look uncommon like this, especially once you got into the arcanery of castling and captures "en passant". Even the rules of wins and draws, not to mention tournament practice in general, aren't obvious until you get used to them. A good reminder perhaps that to all of us there was a time in which chess was an alien world...
At any rate, responses to this clip varied widely. It is noticeable that those who liked it were a bit more articulate than the foul-fingered detractors...
Cheers,
Ion
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ccmcacollister
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Yasser ... gives an interesting albeit longwinded annecdote re Bronstein vs Walter Browne, pregame discussion of the line D.B. was to choose ... after his Carl Sagan impression ...
"billions and billions of tactics!" ?!
-> www.youtube.com
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ionadowman
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Interesting story... ...So: Rejkjavik, and Bronstein was 65. Ought to be ab;e to find a game score...
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