Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 07:07:38 10/29/05
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On October 29, 2005 at 10:04:45, Roger Brown wrote: > >>I disagree strongly that Fischer was the strongest player of all time. He did >>shine for a short time but disapearded. In my view it is a lot more important to >>have a long domination over the chess world. In addition I think a lot of >>players have been a lot more important bringing forth new plans and ideas to the >>chess world. So at least Kasparov, Botvinnik, Alechine, Lasker and Karpov was >>better and stronger and have a lot bigger significanse for chess than Bobby >>Fisher. >> >>Torstein > > > > > >Hello Torstein, > >What? No Capablanca? > >:-) > >It goes on and on... > >Later. It certainly goes on and on ... :-) In my view Capa did not add so much new to chess. (But of course, I may be wrong.... :-) ) Torstein
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