I'm not qualified to judge Raymond keene's analysis of his game. But I am qualified to spot a bombast. Tone, pitch, vocabulary and body language. I'm almost certain that if this guy wasn't so talented at chess, he would have had a "Computer game" shop in a suburban high street that would have gone bust in about 1993.
Qa4 was played by Miles against Portisch, but that's nonsense. (Keene). Keene and Miles didn't get on at all. Becoming England's first GM was a race Keene lost.
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Keene’s pomposity is hilarious. This is what he is happy to say publicly. Imagine what he’s actually thinking!
I'm not qualified to judge Raymond keene's analysis of his game. But I am qualified to spot a bombast. Tone, pitch, vocabulary and body language. I'm almost certain that if this guy wasn't so talented at chess, he would have had a "Computer game" shop in a suburban high street that would have gone bust in about 1993.
what was that draw offer tho, lmao
Qa4 was played by Miles against Portisch, but that's nonsense. (Keene).
Keene and Miles didn't get on at all. Becoming England's first GM was a race Keene lost.
And lost it to Tony Miles