https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Defence
please teach me french defence
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Apr 1, 2016
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Apr 10, 2016
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hey ... first learn the opening from youtube ... then watch many games played by grandmasters based on french defence ... youtube is really a great help ...
It is my opinion that deer in any country should not be fenced-in, particularly France, therefore I strongly urge you to stay away from the French Deerfence, and I urge my fellow man and my fellow woman and my fellow parakeets to work towards tearing down defences.
Apr 10, 2016
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Old joke, Huey. The French once had the greatest army in the world. Today, the French are often at the forefront along with the US in UN actions.
The Paris attack last November makes the joke even less funny.
I know I repeat myself, but they had enough guts to give their royals what they deserved.
HueyWilliams wrote:
ChessPlayinDude47 wrote:
It is my opinion that deer in any country should not be fenced-in, particularly France, therefore I strongly urge you to stay away from the French Deerfence, and I urge my fellow man and my fellow woman to work towards tearing down defences.
So you wish to De-Fence France?
Yep, unless you want to get lazy with the Jalfrezi.
I realize this has nothing to do with anything and that is everything for no one.
Now has anyone seen my grey socks? I'm late for a concert.
Pulpofeira wrote:
I know I repeat myself, but they had enough guts to give their royals what they deserved.
Oh deer, sounds dangerous.
GM Simon Williams has several free videos explaining different lines in the French on his YouTube Channel. Search for French on his channel and you'll get the most relavant vids. You should know that he has a highly attacking style, so if you're looking for other ways to play the French, you might look elsewhere, but this seems like a great place to start. Good luck.
Apr 10, 2016
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ankurkhatri wrote:
i have to play french defence in tournaments....
Why?
HueyWilliams wrote:
Or--perhaps more aptly--like this:
What a baguette...
HueyWilliams wrote:
A highly attacking style for the French...hm.
I know it sounds funny, given that most French Defense positions seem ridiculously passive. But there are some lines that Black can play to be more aggressive. I don't like playing the French myself, as I find that it is usually too passive for my taste, but if I went through Simon's vids I'm sure I'd feel more comfortable with it. Anyway I was just trying to help respond to the OP. 
ChessPlayinDude47 escribió:
Pulpofeira wrote:
I know I repeat myself, but they had enough guts to give their royals what they deserved.
Oh deer, sounds dangerous.
It was indeed.
lol
i have to play french defence in tournaments . is there someone who wiil explain me ?