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Here is a question for many long termers, I have been in these for about 5 years and if I remember correctly didn�t we strike a big gas find many years ago, enough to supply a big fertilizer plant. Now was that on the Etinde field or was that on Bomono and do we still have that gas but no pipeline, or has something changed. Can anyone remember?

On this deal is very interesting and we will see if there is any come-back or truth in it, but it does look like an article by a press reporter and than in it's self doesn't mean it's true. But that could well be why the sp hasn't moved if the market think it's a bit dodgy.

I think the trouble is , the new bod's have been very silent about what they really want to do. Do they really just want to sell the company for cash within the next 6 -12 months, is that just to get some money for Etinde or do they also want to wait for some sort of deal with Bomono. They have already said that blvn is more or less just a shell company now without explaining to much, so maybe all this press regarding new age will not have much impact on sp. who knows. we need more info or even an rns from the bod to confirm everything.

Well first set-up carphone /w which then turned into talktalk. for those that want to be a bit iffy.

I agree 100% with your remarks, It says a great deal when a director the likes of Dunstone puts in some �30m of his own money.After all Dunstone first set up talktalk so he knows what he is doing and this will pay back big time in say 6-12 months.

Now that new age have signed this new gas deal and blvn will get a 25% share of the goodies, I am surprised that new age hasn't jumped in and bought blvn out-right before the sp takes off, after all they will get back most of their money from the 25% stake income. Also blvn still have the bomono field in their back pocket after the vog deal fell through. blvn could be worth at least 80p - �1 later.

This deal with new age must be on another gas field that new age is involved in, or maybe they know there's plenty of gas in our joint venture field and they are just getting ready to move forward with it. Could be very good news if we are also involved.

So Meditor Capital Management Limited now hold 29.99%, does that mean we could see a takeover offer within days now that they have raised enough money to carry on. This could be a great buy at what say 50p ? any thoughts.

As far as I understand things, MA hold about 20% stake in Findell which is doing very well. He also holds some 20% of Debs and about 11% of House of Frazer, he has made things very clear that he does not agree with the workings so far of HOF, but now they are in trouble would he / could he sell his 11% share of HOF what ever the value is and then buy out Debs completely. No one really knows what his plan is , or do they?

Well that's a great start and thanks to all involved .It's a major step to get the bod's to listen to our many questions, all we need to do now is list these major question that we want replies to.

Or up 3%+ 7p at 219p let's see

I believe today is ex divi day so share price will go down .5p today so about 19.8p - 20p me thinks.

Well that's saved you lots of dosh, who would want to buy vog now anyway, looks like the system has done many a big favour.

Just when we don't want anyone to sell someone has sold 8.3m, not good for tomorrow.

So it looks like H.O.Frazer will be closing 20-30 stores, could be more if their rescue plan doesn't get the go-ahead. This can only help Debs in the high street.

So that's the open offer done with at approx 214m shares, So when now is the consolidation x 10 coming? 10x 28p ish = �2.80 but I bet we only see �1.50 - �2.00 on share price.

relation to Mr John Bryant, a Non-Executive Director of VOG, pursuant to AIM Rule 17 and Schedule 2(g) to the AIM Rules for Companies. Mr Bryant is the Non-Executive Chairman of Weatherly International plc ("Weatherly"), which entered into administration on 1 June 2018. So if Mr.Bryant as a director has run Weatherly into the ground, why Oh why do we still have him on our board? Doesn't say a lot for his skills does it.

Come on sp you can do �2.25

As you say many of these products are old, but what you also have to remember is many many food products in the uk market are 10,20,30,-50 years old and have built up a very loyal consumer base. And that's why our products and many others continue to sell well and generate good profits all the time the population continues to grow. We just have to re-invent and improve some of the products as well as bring out new ones to build the business, and reduce overheads and all will be fine. Let's not throw out the baby with the water.

Come off it my chart says only �2.85