Dec-12-03 | | ughaibu: David Goodman was world under 18 champion in 1976 or thereabouts but he seemed to completely drop off the scene. Judging by this game that was a real pity. |
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Jun-16-04 | | Hinchliffe: Can anyone add to ughaibu comments and tell me /us what became of Mr.Goodman please? |
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Jun-16-04
 | | ray keene: he is alive and well and working for associated press in new york where i believe he also gives chess lessons |
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Jun-16-04 | | Hinchliffe: <ray keene> Thanks Ray. Judging from this game it's a pity he doesn't continue to play competitively. |
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Jul-12-04
 | | ray keene: this is a very fine game and worth playing over |
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Jul-12-04
 | | ray keene: i shd point out that i tried qf5 myself against timman korchnoi and ljubojevic and lost twice-but got a winning position v ljubo.david g got to try it after i had ironed out most of the kinks!! |
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Jul-12-04
 | | jaime gallegos: great game !
How many good chessplayers as David Goodman currently didnt play ? |
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Jul-13-04 | | vonKrolock: at first sight, 8...gxf6 seems more coherent as attempt to refute the Qf5 var. than 8...Qxf6 as played in Keene-Ljubojevic, Moscow 1977; the same on 12...e4 (though 12...h6 13.cd Qd 14.e4 Qb3 15.Bb1 Nxd4 etc from Fedorovicz-Tarjan 1977 looks ok too) 17.Ne4!! is a pleasant rejoinder, and 18...Qxc2 19.Nf6+ 19.e4! is "knife and cheese" for White... I'll like to know what Goodman intended against 17...Nd5!? - its worth a while... <ray> if all the brothers-in-law played Chess like DG... |
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Jul-13-04 | | Bobo Lo: I remember David Goodman from Oxford days. He played for a very strong Keble team which also included Steve Giddins and Adrian Hollis (one of the World's strongest correspondence chess players). Fortunately, we (Merton) had William Watson (later a strong GM), Dugald Macpherson and then later IM Ken Regan from the US! |
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Jul-13-04 | | Lawrence: Junior 8 thinks that against 7.♕f5 ♗e7 gives equality whereas 7.♗d3 g6
8.a3 ♗f8
9.h3 d6
10.0-0 gives White an edge. (10 min. search) |
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Apr-15-09 | | WhiteRook48: he's a Goodman |
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Mar-26-10
 | | Retireborn: Does anybody know the occasion of this game? I assume it was a weekend congress, does anybody know where/what month it was played? |
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May-10-17 | | whiteshark: This game tracks Jimmy's transformation into David Simon Charles Goodman, the man who puts "check" in "checkmate". |
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May-18-18
 | | Retireborn: Eight years on, but I supppose still nobody knows.... |
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Jul-02-25 | | BxChess: Bad break for Nunn. |
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Jul-02-25
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: Funny, thought the submission consisted of "S'all Good, Man." Must have forgotten something. Gotta punish me five remaining brain cells. The pun refers to Saul Goodman, the finest criminal lawyer in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
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Jul-02-25
 | | offramp: A very funny pun for today: <‘S’all>. I really like when we get to the trademark part. |
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Jul-02-25
 | | OhioChessFan: A clever pun, although unreadable on the home page and a little short on this page. Better call S'all. |
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Jul-02-25 | | areknames: Great game and excellent pun from <An Englishman>, formatting issues notwithstanding. Agree with <OCF>, we'd all better call S'all, still remember that show with relish. |
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Jul-02-25 | | Thegamelover: Better call Saul! |
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