If you can find a well annotated copy of the game Fischer - Larsen 1958 it will be very helpful. Larsen was said to have made many inaccuracies in his attack and you can learn a lot from that. Karpov - Korchnoi 1974 is also good because you get to see the Nd4-e2 and Rd3 manoeuvre that helps to stop ...Rxc3 stuff.
I don't know anything about the English attack though.
Hi,
I play e4 and when I face the Sicilian, I like to play the Yugoslav (vs. the Dragon) or an English Attack when I think I can get away with it.
My question is, what are some of the best techniques to stall Black's attack on the Queen side? Specifically, if Black decides to push the a and b pawns, I tend to have a hard time dealing with it.
Thanks!