Reports | September 28, 2006 17:40

Nice quote by Alex Yermolinsky

[lang_nl]Yermo reageert op Kramnik-Topalov, na partij 4:?Ǭ†

"The last two games were marred by one particular problem. First Kramnik takes cxd5 (I see no reason to label exd5 risky), then today Topalov takes with a wrong piece on c4. I hope they get their recaptures right before the match is over." (Reactie op Kramnik-Topalov g4, Daily Chess Dirt.)[/lang_nl]

[lang_en]Yermo comments on Kramnik-Topalov, after game 4:?Ǭ†

"The last two games were marred by one particular problem. First Kramnik takes cxd5 (I see no reason to label exd5 risky), then today Topalov takes with a wrong piece on c4. I hope they get their recaptures right before the match is over." (Reactie op Kramnik-Topalov g4, Daily Chess Dirt.)[/lang_en]

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forest

6 years 7 months ago

Ook een goeie van hem:
Fear of blundering is worse than blunders themselves.

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Rini Luyks

6 years 7 months ago

Another version of the famous frase (very important in playing chess!): "There is nothing to fear but fear itself" in the Wim Wenders film "Die Angst des Tormanns beim Elfmeter" (1971), based on Peter Handke?Ǭ¥s novel with the same title.
(Nu de site internatinaal is, kunnen we ook wel in het Engels reageren!?)

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Rini Luyks

6 years 7 months ago

...internationaal, dus...

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Sanne

6 years 7 months ago

Vlakbij het Weteringscircuit in Amsterdam staat de spreuk:

" men lijdt het meest, onder het lijden dat hij vreest"

komt allemaal op hetzelfde neer , maar ik vind bovenstaande het mooist.

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Rini Luyks

1 year 5 months ago

My quote was right,but the name of the film is wrong: it was said in Wenders' "Der Amerikanische Freund", based on the novel "Ripley's Game" by Patricia Highsmith.

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