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Thanks Uggy.

Re the extra funds going into WN and taking on Humber's share, when they took it on there were others involved in the industry who were green with envy. That's a fact. £3.5m for 16.67% looked an absolute bargain, and it still does.
Regarding the Deltic offer, someone sold RBD a dummy. They thought the deal was there for the taking (and let's face it, it would have been a great deal), but it fell through. In my opinion the joke was on the DELT board who looked satisfied permanently sitting on their hands, rather than the RBD board who were at least trying to get things moving.
Maybe you'll find where they said any fundraises would be at higher rates, because I have no recollection and I think I study everything that comes from the company.

Uggy, you keep making these defamatory accusations about the BoD. Can you please explain, in detail, with facts, WTF you are on about? Every decision they've made, based on the facts available at the time, I've agreed with. I often wonder if you are a weird persimmon avatar, the way you relish impugning the management. Which decisions did you disagree with before the results came to fruition?

Serif, it's my understanding that the first phase expires at the end of July, and an extension is required. It seems, if I'm right, that we'll know the future of Inishkea pretty soon. If it's granted I see it as a green light for a farmin partner.

Inishkea licence is due for renewal next month. Surely if Ryan allows extension of the licence it will be enough to give confidence to a farminee.

There's nothing like a bitter and twisted old eco warrior when the tide is turning against their ignorant green agenda.

deemule, bid and ask were 0.34 and 0.36 all day. I only did dummy trades once - a sell was 0.3455 and a buy was 0.35, so for what it's worth I concur - the unknown trades were buys.

Whose's! Is that a word? Sums it all up really.

My point was, SFB, that posters pretend to be ex-shareholders when in fact they are paid tree huggers. Sorry if that was too complicated for you.

So which organisation are you associated with?

I see the same so-called 'ex-shareholders' not 'tree huggers' are still posting here day after day. God, the pay must be good!

Thanks bobby. The best poster on here imo.

oldbutnowisa, we have all the planning we need already in place for West Newton, I believe. We can drill 4 more wells at West Newton A, and produce from them and the existing 2 wells that are already in place. Plus we have permission to drill West Newton B.
I don't think we'll need anything else from planning, unless we keep the other prospects (Swine, Spring Hill and Ellerby).

At least I can do basic maths. Idiot.

The only matter of concern is that you're still apparently alive.

Let's face it, we haven't got a ****ing clue how much work they do. However, I am very good friends with a CEO of another fairly small oiler, and he works very hard. So, I prefer to keep an open mind rather than make myself look like a petulant ignoramus.

royoboy is one of persimmon's avatars. Normally on UJO. Be nice if he ****ed off back there.

I think you're right, Les. Steady rise starts now. 3 months to spud. Interest is building.

'I don’t think that what GP highlighted is a negative. Flared gas is lost revenue'
Yeah, that makes sense.

Let's face it GP, you like to highlight the negatives - ' I was highlighting the fact that a lot of value is being lost'

Since there's F all the company can do to speed the process up, it seems pointless in referring to it as a loss. It's simply a fact, and highlights how much more value there will be in the future. So, it's a POSITIVE.

Surely it's best to sell the oil at guaranteed high prices, rather than shut down the operation in order to wait for the gas pipeline to be installed and risk the oil price dropping in the meantime, GP? I'm not even sure they can just turn it off and turn it back on again when it suits. What do you suggest, GP?

Or are you simply trying to highlight just how much more value there will be to Europa shareholders once the gas issue is resolved? If so, don't forget the sharp increase there will then be in oil and gas production - possibly twice what it currently is.

Are you sure you've got EOG shares, Heidelberg? You sound just like all the other tree huggers who post on the O&G bulletin boards year after year with nothing but negativity. You have that certain 'je ne sais quoi' that bitter old bearded eco-warriors are blessed with.