Bartek Macieja | September 06, 2011 3:01  Fair play (?) in the
World Cup 2011  Yesterday, the news of a day was a draw offer in
a winning endgame by David Navara, accepted by Alexander
Moiseenko. Many commentators called both players honourable,
some even composed pray songs. Mrs. Natalia Komarova, the
Governor of Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, took a
decision to establish a special prize of the World Cup - "Fair
play", explaining: "No doubt that the whole world will highly
appreciate the mutually noble deed of the Ukrainian and Czech
chess players."  Was the truth really so bright? I have serious
doubts about it. Let's first collect facts of what exactly
happened.  According to the explanations published on the
official website of the World Cup: David Navara: On the 35th
move I accidentally touched both pieces - the king and the
bishop. I wanted to move my bishop on d6, but clipped the king
also, however, Moiseenko insists that I have first touched the
king, but I am not sure about that. Any move wit