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Jus I'm certainly not saying that but obviously that's your perogerative. I sincerely hope you're right as I think a lot of people have bought on the 'trust' in Hugh etc. ! If indeed Corrib doesn't land as portrayed by the bulls and if 'big oil' doesn't suddenly 'see the light ' eog is (kind of) in the last chance saloon without (further) placing etc. in order to get any larger? All imho of course and no investment advice intended!!

Jus seriously I think you need to caveat your posts with 'in my opinion' just to remind people in a small way. You made comment earlier about 'poor' investors getting trapped in onshore UK companies. Maybe it is because more naive investors read posts that appear factual, which really are hunches or opinions however, if repeated enough times become 'free bb' facts*!! All imho of course! * the same as 'pub facts' !!

My reply to Jus on adv which I think covers a lot of other replies below but aksonreminds us we should only ever 'invest' what we can afford to lose!!!! Jus a good post regarding poor investors investing at the 'top' however whilst I have a lot of sympathy with people feeling trapped (now) there is another argument that greed leads people to make rash investments. I know I certainly have lost money from following such strategies!! One should always remember to only invest what one can afford to lose? I think a lot of people now get too embroiled in online commentaries that influence incorrectly because people see continual positive posts or negative posts and being natural optimists or pessimists react accordingly. I have no idea what eog will achieve in Ireland but historically it does not look good. Everything that seemed so positive and brilliant / innovative before does not now look so sharp, judging 'market' reaction. The 'Corrib' ideas now could go either way. It could be another example of brilliance/ innovation or, it could get shunned by the market? Time will tell. One thing for sure, I personally do not think that that eogs 'problems' are solely due to linkage with other onshore uk producers. It is simply because of market perception of lower quartile mgt. They may land on Corrib and if they do (I personally think unlikely bwtfdik) shareholders should remember that there still appears to be missing skills set, regarding strategy for this company, within the management team? Either way best of luck all and above is my opinion only and not intended as investment advice!! (Except the stuff about never 'investing' more than you can afford to lose, of course!!).

Far be for me to openly criticise individuals who are as yet still 'unproven' but I think a few holders may have sold out because of the new guys!! The remainder simply from shareholder fatigue. Sometimes this is a good time to invest because potentially it exaggerates the negative reaction but equally sometimes it is a realistic sign of eventual capitulation. I don't know which but I personally think if this 'new' Corrib idea doesn't come off I would have thought the latter? All imho and best of luck to all.

Ah ok I understand. Thanks for clarification ferroty.

I thought it a good article and thank you for posting it!

Bloody auto correct ffs. Meant to say more permanent solution and pigging physical or chemical wash through solutions. F me off for some lunch!!

Steve better to work on a not permanent solution than keep on logging chemical or physical etc. My 'hunch' (!!) is the Columbus throughout may help with the waxing issues? All imho of course!

Ah lol I was thinking the same but was thinking it may be shut down for longer. Well done though R66!!

Thank f fir that, what a lot of jitters over nothing! However for future reference can we have clarification from engineers on here (New kotb are you engineer or just inferring from presentations) that if forties is down we can still produce 90 % of the bkr gas fluids? I think it is a fair question in that do the liquids and gas production go hand in hand or are they exclusive? Cheers all.

I'd hazard a guess I'm right with sp reaction but can any of the engineers on here confirm? Cheers all.

Please see earlier post from me. I will be well happy if wrong!! I am of course aware gas goes elsewhere but where do the liquids go and surely you can't have one without the other! Cheers for clarification.

Yes but if you cant export the liquids you can't export the gas. Correct me if wrong?!

Doesn't all bkr go through forties? Why is this irrelevant?

'Seeking alpha' .com. There is a link on there 'reports' of a shutdown. What bloody bad luck if true!

It's 'official' go to adv where I posted link.

Ah lol Mommur you got your shares then! We're you able to buy all 200k or was there limited liquidity?! By the way all the providers were having (differing) levels if issues with their data downloads today. Best of luck all.

I'd say a lot is going on short medium and long term and once all this us interest rate mullarky has worked out through system (ironically probably better for non usd reporting entities!) then a greay buying opportunity!! Mommur you still waiting on sidelines as you 'may' get your purchase price soon lol!!

F me just typed a long reply and it got lost somehow!! Mav me old mucker at least we can agree to disagree and still be civil. I am fully loaded on these alread matey at about an price 27 or 28p so well happy with the current status! If Nam does get farmed out (and my opinion is it will not unless some substantial discovery made) and anything drilled is dry, I still don't think you'll get in any lower than current share price!! There may be fluctuations in anticipation of and during drilling but still see this current share price as under valued based upon n sea assets and potential. Either way best of luck all!!

Lol last line should have said NO investment advice intended!!