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persimmon likes to post that every now and then. Don't know how many times he's been corrected, but he likes getting the odd stab in, just in case someone believes him.

As I said before, Rubey is my surname. I should be able to spell it! You really are a tit, aren't you flatearther.

Personally, I never trust the opinion of posters who can't even spell the names of the companies we are involved with, correctly.

I never like to see lynch mob mentality starting on a bulletin board. Common sense seems to go straight out of the window.

You find some interesting stuff, bobby. Thanks.

Phoebus, they may be able to produce more than 500 bopd, but they're currently not allowed to. So 500 is the final production rate (until planning permission is changed).

I don't think there'll be another announcement on Wressle 500 bopd. They've already done it. Regarding a new CEO, he was temporary, but became permanent a year ago. That leaves (according to your list), Ireland and Morocco. Ireland is dependent on the Irish government (pressure is mounting), and morocco must be close. But of course there is the North Sea - I think that may be first.

NVG. Obviously Wressle was already factored in to the UJO SP. We all know that. But it gives the company a considerable degree of security. West Newton is a different kettle of fish entirely.

GP. Any JV partnership needs strength. That's why Humber were booted out for peanuts. A strong, financially secure partnership can hold out for the best deal when it comes to disposing of the licence. Ask someone involved in a JV holding a sought after asset.

CH. Morning

Good point Biggleswerf. David Bramhill had said 1,000 was possible, and the council may be more helpful this time after their £400k bloody nose last time. May as well get it out of the ground while the oil price is so good!

By the way, my congratulations go to the UJO shareholders who have stuck in, despite the same troll attacks as we get on this bb.

The Wressle result is good news for Reabold, as well as for Union Jack Oil, as it strengthens the JV partners position regarding the sale of West Newton. It also makes Europa a potential RTO target for Corallian. Don't forget, one of our CEOs is on both boards!

Here we go - same old bunch coming out with the same old crap. Or are they just persimmon using his other names? Yes persimmon, you are barking crazy. It would be nice if LSE used a bit of forza and got rid of you, rather than let you pollute this bulletin board with your relentless dross.

The term pump and dump is often used by people trying to discredit a rise in the share price. However, I keep my ear pretty closely to the ground, like most shareholders here, and I've certainly not heard anything like a pump. Just a stating of the obvious facts.

I would say it is EXTREMELY likely we will get good results from BOTH the WNB-1Z EWT AND the WNA-2 EWT.

What that councillor says is COMPLETELY irrelevant. He isn't even on the planning committee, who have so far been very supportive of Rathlin's plans. Even if the planning committee vote against further development of the licence area, the government WILL ENSURE development goes ahead.

Ahhhh. Thanks Heidi. Same time again tomorrow? x

I see Stinky Pete referred to Melissa Rhyce-Hart as a muppet for announcing tankers leaving site and the proppant squeeze being successful. Clearly not all protestors tell fibs. Unlucky Stinky.

Thanks for the heads up Heidi. Have a lovely weekend.

VIVA West Newton indeed (and Wressle) x

Actually Unawashed, I saw it on twitter too, so he isn't lying. No doubt you'll be apologising to cloves in due course.

https://twitter.com/davethedrill1/status/1428425212580741122

By the way, the condensate going straight to the BP garage? It was a joke, since you seemed to believe me.

Make that 5 Watts.