As I've just said based on this year I would 100% support you but the facts are the facts on share holder value they performed on 2017 and none of you can deny that the numbers say so.
I'm fed up of hearing it tbh, you will get your chance to let rip if they do it on this year's performance and rightly so but if this turns round above 3p by Christmas which imo is highly likely one the farm-out is completed then I think you again won't have a leg to stand on.
As I understand the current methods unless I'm wrong are influenced by that shareholder value and those figures beat your arguments and as much as you all wish to knock me I can't change the numbers.
Shame you filtered me Bristol because you are right about the performance of the bod this year.
The problem is their salary was raised on the basis of last year's performance and even though I think they are paid to much we can't argue that they did not provide added value at the time.
But never mind let's just sack them eh?
Yep you are quite right I must see it the way of the stock bashers
NT3 will be drilled back-to-back - Even though they told us it would be subject to findings at NT2 Ruvuma will be self funding (while we were still operator) - Even though they have organised a farm-out to gain monetisation and profit generation by 2020 instead drill raise drill raise and profit back end of the 20s maybe Kiliwani should be a simple fix (2017 AGM) - Kiliwani valve should take a few days to fix (early September 2018) - to both points... Even though Kilwani didn't give up the ghost until Qtr1 2018 and we were told that we need TPDC permission via discussion one to attempt to lower the inlet pressures further analysis to decide the best way forward and that the remediation program began in September as promise, as was shown in recent RNS Even though they said when the team get into the country and following that they will charge the well and test the flows before any further perforation happens in the final QTR EGM circular will be out in September .... Even though on the 28th of August we were told that it is unlikely to be the case Performance based pay for the BOD … Even though the complaints about pay are historic to 2017 which were justifiable on share value increase at the end of the year
No of course they really are a crap Bod aren't they.
I mean what Bod should have the tenacity to seek payment for the work they do? It is absolutely shocking that they do not tell us by an expensive RNS that there is a general market drop the last two days! The fact that they have Garibaldis in the office when they could have cheap own brand tea fingers is outrageous. Oh I nearly forgot they have allowed it to start raining but the list is endless so there is only one thing for it.
Wasn't suggesting a rope smudger, the sack the board crew here use bullets lol
Hold the back page - Jay has just had a cup of tea but apparently he has gone over the top by helping himself to a Garibaldi biscuit.
This was not put out by RNS (A crime in itself) but came courtesy of a gas leak from within the office thought to be caused by the currents. An obvious giveaway as to who the culprit was the biscuits will be locked in the safe from now on!
It now seems however that there is a genuine case to answer and a legitimate reason to formulate a motion for his removal
Yep the board are shocking! Of course they should be wasting our money telling us what we can see for ourselves that the markets as a whole have been affected both yesterday and todays movements. Terrible the way they treat us
Agree Jonah I tried to get out of another to grab at sub 1.40 but they were not buying from me. Gutted at missed opportunity but hey ho I have enough risked here tbh
May even get another chance yet as we always have the Friday stock bash don't we boys?
Yep they should admit that they are now in control of the general market, interest rates, rumours and lemmings who jump off the cliff after listening to them.
Aim was hit yesterday for 3% but that was the Boards fault. Some say it might be about the threat of an interest rate rise but I tend to think it's the boards fault again