That might need careful definition. There are a few players who have taken part in both of those leagues who are clearly chess professionals, in as much as they derive an income from chess-related activities on which they will be liable to pay income tax, but probably weren't paid for playing in the league.John Upham wrote: ↑Fri Nov 26, 2021 8:07 pmI proposed a new trophy for both the Berkshire League and the Surrey Border League which was for the highest placed amateur team in the top division.
Interesting rating mismatch
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"Draw?"
Much to my surprise, he castled opposite sides and launched a kingside pawn-storm! I launched a queenside pawn storm, but his was a bit better. C'est la vie. Uselful analysis afterwards as well.
Much to my surprise, he castled opposite sides and launched a kingside pawn-storm! I launched a queenside pawn storm, but his was a bit better. C'est la vie. Uselful analysis afterwards as well.
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Other Streatham and Brixton adventures since the component clubs emerged in the 1870s/80s are recounted in the just published 'Movers and Takers' which chronicles its 150-year history. PM me for a copy (£12.50 + £2.50 p&p).