|
|
21. Ne4
|
The only way to save both. |
1 comment
|
|
|
21... Nf6
|
Offering a knight exchange. |
1 comment
|
|
|
22. f3
|
I protect my knight. |
1 comment
|
|
|
22... Nxe4
|
She exchanges - giving me a strong centre. |

|
|
|
23. fxe4
|
This recapture also gives me play on the f file. |

|
|
|
23... c5
|
She prevents me from playing d3-d4 with a dominating centre. |

|
|
|
24. Bd5
|
I love this square for the bishop. I rather thought I was getting back into the game here. However around here the phone went. It was a chess playing friend, who is hard to get hold of. We had a lot to talk about, and I foolishly tried to play and chat at the same time. |
2 comments
|
|
|
24... Re8
|
She develops her rook. |

|
|
|
25. Rf1
|
I hit f7. |
1 comment
|
|
|
25... Re7
|
She protects. |
1 comment
|
|
|
26. Be3
|
So I hit the c pawn. |

|
|
|
26... Rc7
|
She protects again. |

|
|
|
27. Bf4
|
So I hit the rook again. |

|
|
|
27... Re7
|
Rook moves. Now surely best is Be3 and black has to somehow figure out how to stop the repetition. But, as I said, I was foolishly trying to conduct a telephone conversation at the same time, and I made a terrible mistake. |
1 comment
|
|
|
28. Bd6
|
Thinking I was attacking the rook again. As soon as I made it, I realised my mistake. |

|
|
|
28... Qxd6
|
It is now hopeless. I resigned.
Many thanks for reading, please rate this annotation, and leave a comment or two to let me know how I am doing! Until next time, dear reader! |
2 comments
|
|
|