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John, did you read this bulletin board over the last few years? Investors were constantly demanding the third leg. So he tried to deliver it.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'He gave away 40% of Wressle for nothing'.
I think it's worth pointing out that when SO took over as CEO the share price was 1.15p.

I wouldn't be surprised if Europa are considering farming into Liberator/Minos High with I3E. Be nice to get fully updated with the current situation - cash and what went wrong with Serenity, first though.

I don't blame Simon Oddie. He stated he believed better than 50% CoS, not 100%. We have to make our own mind up at the end of the day. Much of my opinion on Serenity was formulated following I3E's interviews and RNS's over the last 3 years, not recent EOG's.

Sorry, typo.
hard-pushed to 'not' let Inishkea progress

The owners of Ireland’s Corrib gas field, Vermillion and Nephin, are looking at ways of extending its life. They believe that it could continue producing gas well into the next decade. When the field runs out of gas it will leave the country entirely dependent on imports for its most important energy source. Improving the Co Mayo terminal’s existing technology could lengthen the field’s life, while there are hopes that there are other reserves nearby that could also be exploited. That includes Europa's currently 100% owned Inishkea, with it's gross un-risked prospective resources of 1.5 tcf.
If the partners ongoing feasibility study into the Corrib gas field's long-term prospects produce the expected results, the Irish government would be hard-pushed to let Inishkea progress.
Simon Oddie recently replied to an enquiry of mine as follows:
'The first step for Inishkea is the extension and we are hopeful that this will be granted. You are correct that a potential farminee must then have the confidence to invest and have clarity that drilling and ultimately development will be allowed to proceed without problems or delays. We will be doing our utmost to convince interested parties of this, hopefully with support from the Irish Government.'

The Irish government are confident the UK will supply all the gas they need. If there are power cuts in the UK this winter Ireland will be worse affected, and Eamon Ryan will be made to look the irresponsible buffoon he really is. No country should rely on the supply of 75% of their energy requirements from another country, particularly in these uncertain times. Imagine, if anything happens to the Norway to UK gas pipeline, it's the end of Ryan's political career, and a massive U-turn is on the cards

What, oust Egdon as operator whether Egdon or Union Jack want it or not? Is that what you are suggesting?

Why did you think I would be 'full of volume', Leigh? I've been too busy buying.

Barnyards, FWIW I'm IN!

GLA

Can't you stop attacking other posters Tony, ffs.

Just ribbing you deemule. I've got a few guns if you ever want to borrow one for a good cause ; )

So you DO read his posts deemule.

draft has said that before. It's rubbish.

Tony, you're just a big lump of lard. Get up off the sofa, and go for a brisk walk. It will do you good, not just physically, but mentally too.

draft, you change your posting from positive to negative depending upon whether you're buying or selling. It's so obvious. The sort of poster who should carry a health warning with every post.

Is this seller finally out with their last 3m? Looking promising.

I find it incredible, whenever anybody puts on a post, day or night, that you think requires a snidey reply, you're there straight away. Attacking Reabold shareholders on this bulletin board must be all you have in life. Quite sad really.

Why would you want to threaten to shoot us, persimmon? It's suggested we have a shareholder get-together, and you want to bring your gun. Are you of sound mind? Is that appropriate posting for a shareholder bulletin board? Sounds like you might want to turn up with your gun to the next AGM!

What about Yorkie Bars, Serif?

Anthony, I've got the same feeling. Maybe we're both just natural optimists!

Exactly Serif. The companies have vast amounts of data and consider drilling a £15m well in the location they are to be the best course of action. Bulletin board 'experts' are not working to the benefit of shareholders, but rather more to whatever suits their personal agenda, particularly obvious when their findings differ from the company's involved.