Originally posted by the jitty slitterI don't know why we missed this move. Initial impression suggests that he will reposition his knight to d6 via c4. Not sure how good the move is really, but it should cause us concern.
is it just me or did we miss this move
yikes
qc7 comes to mind
Originally posted by ilywrinInstead of 23 ..Ra6, maybe Ra4 with 2 rooks placing pressure on the pawn on d4.
Maybe we can play 22...Rd5!? and after 23.Nc4 Ra6 24.Nd6+ Kb8 our rook is not cut out from the "d"-file and exerts pressure on the h5 pawn. I would look at this some more time before I give any further input.
Position is defendable despite the knight on that square. we can undermine c5 later and just roll with the punches.
Originally posted by BowmannThen you should have spoken at the right time instead of making "I told you so" claims now. Now if you really want to help us give the position a look and tell us what is the best continuation for the current position.
I think I was the only one who didn't.
I did warn you. But would you listen? Oh, no.
