Athenea has kibitzed 25 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-02-05 Vladimir Kramnik    Athenea: "When I was thirteen I became entranced with agressive games and a fighting spirit. Strangely enough, this had no influence on my style and I ended up playing short draws and with no fighting spirit" Vladimir Kramnik      Oct-02-05 Russian Championship Higher League (2005)    Athenea: <Knight13: Can't wait to see who's the winner> Sure it wont be Kramnik with his boring short draws!!!      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs Gheorghiu, 1989    Athenea: Every time i cant sleep early i watch one of these Kramnik boring draws, and they make me sleep almost inmeadiatly.      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs Glek, 1992    Athenea: Everyt time i cant sleep early i watch one of these Kramnik boring draws, and they make me sleep almost inmeadiatly.      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs Anand, 1989    Athenea: 14 years old Kramnik making a short draw, and how well he learned and improved that habit!!!!!!! Now he plays more draws, are shorter ones and are more boring.      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs A Groszpeter, 1992    Athenea: Why Kramnik here bothered himself walking from his room to the chessboard??? he could have avoided that by calling from his hotel room and according a telephonic draw. Kramnik and his boring draws...................      Oct-02-05 Huebner vs Kramnik, 1995   Athenea: Why Kramnik here bothered himself walking from his room to the chessboard??? he could have avoided fatigue ( walking, taking the elevator, saying hi to the press) by calling from his hotel room and according a telephonic draw.      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs Huebner, 1992   Athenea: Why Kramnik here bothered himself walking from his room to the chessboard??? he could have avoided that by calling from his hotel room and according a telphonic draw.      Oct-02-05 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2005    Athenea: This game has been in my opinion the most beatifull gem of Kramnik in 2005 together with Anand vs Kramnik, 2005      Oct-02-05 Shirov vs Kramnik, 2005    Athenea: You make me laugh!!!!

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