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Well your post, ddboy, is the biggest waste of time I've read today. Thanks. And thanks to the others who have made some interesting contributions.

Well one thing's for sure. There's more than one side to persimmon ;)

Right Hairyhatman?

By the way, was that some sort of threat to Mr.I, Hairy?

'How does a planning application prove success? '

There's a big difference between suggesting it and submitting it. The application for 6 wells will cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. If it's not backed up by good results from WNB, it's pointless. Some people just hate the fact this is a success, and will manufacture any old crap to sow doubt.

So you think it's funny persimmon. Here it is if you don't believe Rubey. I hope Mark won't mind.

https://twitter.com/Me32063/status/1407776895945609220/photo/1

Well, it's their own fault. If they are mug enough to believe the dross he, and other tree huggers post on here, it's their own lookout. You can only do so much to highlight characters like him to shareholders.

Taken from the Community Liaison Group Notes, October 2019. Could be relevant if the report of a pump being installed at WNB-1Z are correct:

'TS explained that wellbore fluids were recovered at surface with associated gas but there was not enough energy in the reservoir to recover any reservoir fluids to surface, but that fluids were tagged someway up the wellbore. TS explained that in order to recover the fluids effectively from the well bore, the team will need to install a suitable pump. He said that because the Environmental Agency permit did not provide for the installation of a pump, a decision was taken to temporarily suspend the operations so that the team could arrange go back to the Environment Agency with a revised solution.
He explained that the work was suspended, and the equipment was d- mobilised from site on 30 August 2019.

Why isn't Covid an excuse for delays? Did I just imagine over a million deaths in Europe? Lockdowns? Restrictions on travel? Idiot.

Feelinlucky, I think there's too much clout behind EDR for them to go under. Also, don't forget, Biscathorpe would need to be taken on by a company qualified to be an operator. Who would want to do that?
Also, it's not a Corallian 'giveaway'. That is just a slogan used by people trying to manipulate the share price. If I'd had Corallian shares, I'd have kept them. There clearly is a seller, but I suspect it's an II who is moving money around for reasons of their own.

You don't need tankers taking oil away to show flow tests are being done.

This isn't about you persimmon. You said that the 2 very experienced, former highly respected City energy investment analysts that run this company, were not financially astute. Utterly pathetic.

You don't honestly believe that crap that persimmon actually owns shares, do you Chris? He considers driving investors away from Reabold to be his duty and full time occupation, as it has been for the last 3 years! Hardly the behaviour of a shareholder ffs.

Persimmon, how many of your previous employers would invest £3m with you if you were to start up a new company? Don't tell me, you've never been employed.

Uggy, no-one can deny the CEOs are financially astute. I have no doubt they know their share of Corallian is worth far more than they've paid for it. Crazy to think otherwise.

0.46?
Corallian was valued at £3.20 per share, and the average value for RBD leading up to the deal was @ 0.675p.

I think persimmon is having a meltdown.

That's an interesting statement (makes a change). What have I lost?

So you confirm you are talking out of your backside again persimmon. Clearly not a shareholder here, just trying to provoke and annoy real shareholders. A pretty sad individual. LSE should get rid of trolls like you.

So on that basis I take it you've sold your entire shareholding persimmon? Clearly, if you believe that dross you just posted, you'd be a complete fool not to sell, and buy back cheaper after the placing!

Feelinlucky

'Corallian plans to submit the Victory Field Development Plan to the OGA by the end of 2021, with a Competent Persons Report (CPR) expected to be completed in the Summer of 2021'

Clearly people have forgotten we've had lockdowns and travel bans which have affected the timings of operations.

Uggy

https://www.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcasts-embed/60afc1a1b866b90a4f582966/reabold-resources-west-newton-operations-update/?popup=true

The trouble with persimmon is, he thinks he is the cleverest poster on here. Far from it. He'd be in the local pub quiz team reserves, and never called on to participate because he's just not very nice to be near.