When I Was A Child I Liked

In This Respect, I Suppose I'm The Total Opposite Of Garry [kasparov]. With His Very Emotive Body Language At The [chess]board He Shows And Displays All His Emotions. I Don't.

It Is Rightly Said That The Most Difficult Thing In Chess Is Winning A Won Position

But With The Berlin, I Was Able To Allow Him To Get Near, But Not Quite Near Enough, And I Knew Where To Draw The Line With The Fortresses I Had Set Up.

Chess Is Like Body-building. If You Train Every Day, You Stay In Top Shape. It Is The Same With Your Brain - Chess Is A Matter Of Daily Training.

In Games Against Humans, You Often Win Because The Opponent Blunders A Piece, And You Can Often Survive When You Do It Yourself. Against The Computer, You Make Only One Mistake - The Last One.