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Sep-14-08 Thomas Johansson   taljechin: By the way, if you're looking for older chess books in excellent condition I can recommend labatechess.com, though £20 for WwtKG sounds like a very good deal indeed!      Jan-12-07 T Johansson vs B Byklum, 2007   taljechin: Yet another game from the TJ in Stockholm NOT Malmö. Isn't it time to give him a page of his own?      Jan-12-07 Kotronias vs T Johansson, 2006   taljechin: Yet another game from the TJ in Stockholm NOT Malmö. Isn't it time to give him a page of his own?      Jan-11-07 P Thoren vs T Johansson, 2003    taljechin: This game (if there is a game? - atm I don't see any moves here) is by another Thomas Johansson, probably the one from Stockholm.      Jan-11-07 M Fernets vs T Johansson, 2004   taljechin: This game is by another Thomas Johansson, probably the one from Stockholm.      Jan-06-06 T Johansson vs B Galligan, 2005   taljechin: See game 23, played a couple of rounds later in the same tournament... ;)      Sep-22-05 Ivanchuk vs P Nikolic, 2004    taljechin: <FinKing> 3.Bc4 has more than one point. Pressure on f7 is common in most open games, in one form or another. Anyway, here's some other points with 3.Bc4 instead of 3.Nf3: 1)it allows Ng1 to also use e2 later in the game. 2)it's much harder for black to hang on to pawn-f4 ...      Sep-02-05 King's Gambit Accepted (C33)    taljechin: Well, let's agree to disagree on the best 3rd move - and of course we both agree that any KG is cool! :) After 3.Bc4 I actually like that black has many options (though there's not a single one where I'd rather be black) since I find it refreshing to play different kinds of ...      Aug-20-05 Kibitzer's Café    taljechin: In my base the same game is given as "De Musset,A - Dubois Paris, 1855". Different national spellings of White's name? Or is one more correct than the other? Who was he btw?      Aug-19-05 T Johansson vs G Wall, 2005    taljechin: better is 8.g3 . Admittedly black did play inspiredly in the game e.g, 9...g5! & 10...Bh6!

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