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Russia-USA in the Russian press
By mishanp on September 25, 2010
Russia’s 3:1 victory over the USA in round 4 saw some of the best Olympiad coverage yet. Bareev’s traditional commentary (read on for what Malakhov could learn from a cleaning lady!) was joined by Karjakin’s overview of the round, two photo reports and live and post-game insight on Kramnik-Nakamura.
Posted in Russian | Tagged Bareev, Barsky, Golubev, Grischuk, Kamsky, Karjakin, Kramnik, Levitov, Malakhov, Nakamura, Olympiad, Onischuk, Rublevsky, Shipov, Shulman, Svidler, Topalov, Vasiliev | 9 Responses
“If it comes to an endgame the trainers need Validol”
By mishanp on September 24, 2010
That comment on the endgame prowess of female chess players was one of the highlights of Evgeny Bareev’s assessment of the Russian performance in round 2 of the Olympiad. He also describes the non-chess factors behind Kramnik’s win, and how Svidler was permitted to offer a draw before things went from bad to worse.
Posted in Russian | Tagged Bareev, Barsky, Galliamova, Grischuk, Kramnik, Lebedev, Malakhov, Olympiad, Shipov, Svidler, Topalov, Vasiliev, Vuckovic | 1 Response
“Svidler is Svidler” – Bareev on the Russian team’s start
By mishanp on September 22, 2010
Russian first team captain Evgeny Bareev, not a man to mince his words, gave a refreshingly blunt assessment of the first day’s play at the Olympiad. The Russian press also included some excellent photo reports, with Vladimir Barsky’s description of his “chess flight” particularly memorable.
Posted in Russian | Tagged Bareev, Barsky, Daly, Grischuk, Karjakin, Lebedev, Malakhov, Nepomniachtchi, Olympiad, Ponomariov, Svidler, Vasiliev | Leave a response