[BrianWall-ChessList] The Weihmiller French Rides again - Gary question

[Brian Wall]

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You can join or visit BrianWallChess at YahooGroups.com
and search Weihmiller French ( at least 10 recent annotated games of mine )
or Fishing Pole -
at least 500 emails on www.walverine.com or
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Here is an email on www.walverine.com
entitled Bloomer( the first one, August 2001 )

http://www.walverine.com/index.php?id=76

where a young future Chessmaster tried your idea-
one of my wildest games.
In fact one time someone on ICC with an unknown handle tried
your Na3 idea and I said,
Josh?

and he laughed and admitted it was him.

So your idea has merit. Almost no one thinks of it on their own
in the thousands of blitz and tournament games I have played.

Brian Wall
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    Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 22:52:15 -0000
    From: Gary Russell <gary at russell9793.freeserve.co.uk>
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 Subject: Re: Brian[Chess Improvement] The Weihmiller French Rides again
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Thank you Brian for printing these games, as someone who dreads playing
against the French I found them interesting. If you have any more critical
lines?
I'd be keen to see them posted here.

A quick general question for you regarding the fishing pole used by black
in the Lopez: if white plays the exchange variation Bx c6...bp x c6, does black
forgo 000? I was wondering, if white plays c3, d4, with the Q knight deployed
via
a3 to c4 might blunt black's attack on the kside.

thanks

Gary, (average 1700.)

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