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Anselmo - Be careful you don't fall out of the pan......Tidswell is still there. The cause of all our headaches.

Bladesharp - BB is a different kettle of fish as UKOG screwed up the well twice while drilling them.
Please refer to my historical posts which go into a lot more detail.

Silas - that makes no sense at all. How many days has Angus wasted since 4th January? Pumping nitrogen from surface is the poor cousin way of doing it. Less efficient and less effective, hence all the nitrogen pallets being observed.
How does nitrogen get down without being pumped? It's a gas so gravity won't affect it. As soon as it reaches the top of the perforations, its heading North again to the surface, so doesn't come into contact with the formation.

Also how do you get the coiled tubing from surface to the bottom of the well? By running it in hole an a very large reel. You can reciprocate coiled tubing across any length of open hole or perforated tubing. So the "localised" comment is also wrong.

Ollieh - send him a tweet and say we are all waiting for a response.

Excellent .We won't have to wait long then,

Ollie - please don't tag me on one of Silas Twitter posts. Let him discuss it here.

Loot - I suggest you read the RNS again.

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=ANGS&ArticleCode=glwzax18&ArticleHeadline=Retraction_of_Requisition_of_GM__Board_Changes

Ollieh - lets hear from Silas regarding the nitrogen, how it was pumped and what was achieved. So I shall await his response.

Bladesharp - what you wrote points to why in HH case it took so long. Sometimes its better to spend the pennies to get the pound coins back.

Sam - well you already have your answer then

Sam - if I was going to sell my shares then it would have been in October 2017 lol. Or are you saying you don't like the truth of my posts regarding the current status?

Until we get an update from Angus there is nothing positive to write about., sad but true.

AJ10 - what an odd thing to say and use up your 30 free posts on LSE

Superowl - I have. But he hasn't addressed the nitrogen, how it was pumped and what was achieved. So I shall await his response.

Ollieh - ask the Geologist Silas how they did it. I'm intrigued.

Sam - do you want me to write whats going on or just what you want to hear?

Those 2 posts are all facts regarding the company set up and the fact we have wasted 6 weeks plus.

Well he should know the pump never left the well site. And whats the Geologists view on rigging down all the high pressure test lines? Cant do a well test without them.

E_Al - Lucan is just telling you what you want to hear. Rather like a Politician promising changes and then carry on as before. Sounds great on paper. How come they haven't given an update?!? Just tell us at what stage we are at. The more you stick your head in the sand the more investors get nervous and naturally think something is wrong. Engage and say this is the present situation. Obviously something has not gone efficiently as it should do.

I think I already do enough here.....someone else can pick up the phone and speak to a virtual office.

Angus is wasting a lot of time since they perforated the well before Christmas. The way they have tried to displace the well is rather amateurish. Coiled tubing would have done it in 2 days. So why didn't they use it?

You drill a perfect well and all you have to do is flow it after perforating it and they don't use the correct and most efficient method,

B2HS2L - who knows after the Night of the Long Knives

Well I think Angus need to release an urgent RNS to update the Brockham site operations judging by the overall quality of the posts over the last couple of days.

What is the current status of the operations and the forward plan? The method for displacing the fluid was bizarre to say the least. Why there hasn't been a coiled tubing unit on location is a head scratcher.

Why was all the high pressure line rigged down? You need that to flow the well, Doesn't matter what chose method you use, you still need a an exit route for the fluid / hydrocarbons.

I've never read so many posts by folk who has no understanding of how an oil company is run. I don't know how many times I sighed or shook my head at its Vonks' fault the paperwork was late being submitted for this, Vonk case the method for displacing the well or the SCC telling an oil company to fire their MD?!?! None of this happens in the real word.

Vonk is the Finance / Sales guy. The MD (Vonk) does not get involved with the drilling / production side of the business. Thats why you have Tidswell being paid £120k and receiving 2 million free shares in the last pat on the back award to themselves to have the position of Operations Manager. Drilling Engineer / Well Test Consultant write the programmes which several folk review and Ok before passing it up the food chain to the top which is Tidswell.

Tidswell drilled from the wrong well which is unheard of. Why? Being lazy and sloppy. A quick review of the logs and a 1 day CBL logging run would have confirmed this as well as appeased the EA regarding integrity of the surface casing / cement (but Tidswell couldn't be bothered to do that).

Tidswell and not Vonk managed to annoy the OGA and EA (which is unheard of). The OGA even dragged Tidswell into their office to ask him how on earth can you drill from the wrong well. By making this mistake he also upset SCC and intern delayed the Brockham EWT by 18 months. Positive results and money in the coffers would have made Angus self sufficient and stable, whereas Vonk was forced to then do placings (I'm not saying he was an Angel in all this, but coupled with Lidsey results hit Angus for six).

So Lidsey didn't go to plan which happens in the oil industry, but Tidswell never ordered critical spares that sometimes take 6 months to get. Looong sigh

And don’t get all giddy about the new BOD

You have a wool merchant as acting CEO.

You have a Chief Executive Officer Andrew Hollis who is the Chief Geologist of Angus and gave a big thumbs up for drilling the Lidsey Well.

You have a Finance Director who isn’t qualified.

And then there is Lucan

And just remember who chose Vonk….Tidswell.

I’ve said for 18 months now that Angus need an old experienced hand who knows how to deal with Government / local authorities and can get a team working efficiently and cost effective for its share holders. And that person is certainly not Tidswell or any other name he decides to call hi se

gkb47 - I was giving reasons as to why the high pressure test line was rigged down...hence the footprint of a nodding donkey