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Date: 01 Apr 2008 16:14:38
From: Radical Muslim
Subject: Fischer's email to Korchnoi!!
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Date: 29 Sept 1978 02:12:07 -0700
From: Robert J Fischer <[email protected] >
To: [Deleted]
Subject: Your match against Karpov Manila, 9/28/1978Dear Viktor,
I was glad to see that you followed my advice and played the King'sIndian
Attack. 10 P-KB3 against his stupid Tartakower was nice, wasn'tit, even if
you lost that game. But playing 10 P-KB3 in the Open RuyLopez was going too
far. The 17th game was a cheapo. The Russians useall kinds of tricks. Forget
the 27th game, shit happens. I think thatthe psychologist made you nervous.
You have to fight back on thatfront as well. Complain about everything,
about the color of hisshoes, the flavor of his yogurt, everything.
You asked me for advice, I can only say just play the Open Ruy again.He will
be nervous and think that you have prepared something for him.With white you
should continue to play 1 P-QB4 and then try 3 P-K4.Against Queen's Gambit
play the Exchange. The idea of playing the Pircwhich comes from your second
Keene I think is very bad. Whatever youdo, don't play that. It doesn't fit
your style and Karpov knows itvery well. I repeat: DO NOT play the Pirc.
RobertPS: If you tell anybody about our correspondence I will personally
KILL you. My greetings to Petra.
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Date: 01 Apr 2008 13:38:59
From: Henk van Lingen
Subject: Re: Fischer's email to Korchnoi!!
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In <[email protected] > "Radical Muslim" <[email protected]> writes:
> Date: 29 Sept 1978 02:12:07 -0700
> From: Robert J Fischer <[email protected]>
> To: [Deleted]
> Subject: Your match against Karpov Manila, 9/28/1978Dear Viktor,
Fischer and Korchnoi using email in 1978? What a bad joke. The few
people using email at that time were located at universities. And
addresses like @compuserve.com didn't exist, as the DNS system is from the
80's.
Cheers,
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Date: 01 Apr 2008 16:18:25
From: Radical Muslim
Subject: Re: Fischer's email to Korchnoi!!
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"Radical Muslim" <[email protected] > wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Date: 29 Sept 1978 02:12:07 -0700
> From: Robert J Fischer <[email protected]>
> To: [Deleted]
> Subject: Your match against Karpov Manila, 9/28/1978Dear Viktor,
>
>
> I was glad to see that you followed my advice and played the King'sIndian
> Attack. 10 P-KB3 against his stupid Tartakower was nice, wasn'tit, even if
> you lost that game. But playing 10 P-KB3 in the Open RuyLopez was going
> too far. The 17th game was a cheapo. The Russians useall kinds of tricks.
> Forget the 27th game, shit happens. I think thatthe psychologist made you
> nervous. You have to fight back on thatfront as well. Complain about
> everything, about the color of hisshoes, the flavor of his yogurt,
> everything.
> You asked me for advice, I can only say just play the Open Ruy again.He
> will be nervous and think that you have prepared something for him.With
> white you should continue to play 1 P-QB4 and then try 3 P-K4.Against
> Queen's Gambit play the Exchange. The idea of playing the Pircwhich comes
> from your second Keene I think is very bad. Whatever youdo, don't play
> that. It doesn't fit your style and Karpov knows itvery well. I repeat: DO
> NOT play the Pirc.
> RobertPS: If you tell anybody about our correspondence I will personally
> KILL you. My greetings to Petra.
Hey this is 1st April.
Ignore this from www.chessbase.com
They always do it. Every year. Liars
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