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This Bulletin Board is full of Shi*te
From early morning to late at night
No lower could it slide.
With the same old names
Playing the same old games
All talking of nowt but Heid.

They call her out with every word
They say she is a weird old bird
But the BB really is her own.
They say she could be a man
Andy Roy is no fan
All he does is moan moan and moan.

So thats my poem sorted
I'll wait to be reported
As soon as our Roy finishes work
He will be straight on the keys
"Aim Casino is a tease"
Yours truly, Roy, the Berk

Don't be a dick Persimmon, nobody knows who anyone is on here, like everyone, there's always a conspiracy surrounding posters. I came on here when I bought shares, I never posted here prior. It's as though there is a daily agenda by a few to trash this BB using just about every subject matter possible. However, if you wish to think I was a previous poster, that is your prerogative I guess.

on the case again lol! 4 hours of comments missing ;0)

I rest my case lol! She must be laughing her socks off at everyone moaning about her yet keeping her profile in the limelight. She certainly doesn't need PR, she has more than she needs with everyone on here.

Mirasol, the way I see it is that everyone has the right to post their opinion, positive or negative, it is a public bulletin board. Everyone has the right to argue their opinion, right or wrong. What I have an objection to is people who post 100% in one direction with what could be considered a blinkered vision.

I am extremely positive on Union Jack, however, I am accepting of the fact not everything has gone to plain in favour of shareholders. I do however use logic in my opinion. The company in 2022 is. Ot the company it was in 2021. To not recognise that is down to personal agenda. For a company to be generating almost £1,000,000 per month (Wressle, Keddington and Fiskerton), be debt free and hold near term assets capable of substantially increasing that figure, itnis only fair and reasonable to agree that their position for any AIM company is impressive.

I recognise the placings hurt, but I believe they were necessary and that with the pandemic, Brexit, the oil crash etc, taking steps 'just in case' was a difficult but safe proposition at the time. The leaks, whilst totally unacceptable, were almost certainly outside the control of the company. DB or the board certainly didn't leak them, there would be absolutely no reason to do so. It destroyed value and confidence and no company would want that. I blame the brokers and their actions 100%. The SP right now is frustrating, annoying and is causing much debate as to the reason. It is my opinion things will change dramatically as soon as a certain things happen. The Gaffney Cline report, commencement of operations at West Newton etc. However you look at Union Jack Oil, long term it will be a good return for anyone sat here at the present SP.

many people on here available with the experience to run Union Jack Oil if required. Seems like everyone knows far better than DB how things should have been dome and how matters should have been handled. Of course, with hindsight it is easy to say mistakes were made. And I would love to see how someone else would stop a leak after the information was passed to the broker. Remove all their phones and computers and lock them in a room with no internet until someone offers the cash? Some people have no idea how you combat the likes of Winnifrith, Brokerman Dan, leaky brokers, wives and mates etc. It simply isn't possible any more.

Obviously there have been improvements, with over a dozen unleaked RNS's this year, but keeping the lid on a placing is not easy and I for one do not lay the blame at DB's door.

It's a wrap, unfortunately whilst it may not have been needed, it was at the time. It's easy to make that comment today but the company have to show in their accounts that they are financially able to operate for the following year in the audited accounts. In view of the fact there was no guarantee Wressle would be producing to the level it is now, and with no guarantees where the country was heading with the Covid pandemic, raising cash back then when they did was probably essential. None of the JV partnerd, Egdon, Europa, Reabold or Rathlin are sat with the financial security that Union Jack and its shareholders now enjoy. Whilst the SP need a good boot up the backside, for investors, it is pleasing to know there is no likelihood of a fund raise in the near future. More than can be said about the others!

Micky, in fairness to DB, he stated categorically in his recent interview with Andrew Scott he would not be looking at any further asset acquisitions for the considerable future, but concentrating on the near term revenue assets like Biscathorpe, Keddington etc.

this BB, the main disruptive element is you Roy. You don't actually appear to have generated one sensible post on Union Jack Oil in the constant barrage of comment from you. It is all non-stop moaning and griping about other posters. As someone said yesterday, how nice the BB was with just pleasant conversation. Noticeably without you!

Persimmon, I have no interest in Heid's intentions tbh. Near a quid would suit me and I do believe that is possible if a few things go in the right direction. It's a bit like Patrick Moore, he used to say 'there's no chance of life on any other planet', I think the odds are he will be one day proven incorrect, as I believe you will on West Newton lol

I see nothing there Heid outside the bounds of possibility and if Royoboy tries to trash it, his agenda becomes more obvious. It's a fair summary, more likely than not. That pound may seem far away but a number of outcomes this year, in my opinion, could take us very close. Oil no doubt has a way to go yet!

This is purely you opinion Persimmon, the opposite could well happen this time around. They know the easiest way to target the gas, the modelling shows its extremely likely to be achieved, personally I believe on this occasion you may be proven wrong.

Triggerboy, DB has stated categorically that the company is well funded for all operations. Even if West Newton cost 30 million, UJO's contribution would be about 5m. Apart from the fact there is a million dollars a month MINIMUM coming in from Wressle alone and payments to Rathlin Energy would be staged on progress, I fail to see quite how West Newton would have that greater impact.

cash, the right sector at the right time, there are so many factors to take into account when investing in AIM stocks.

In fairness to UJO, we have the cash, sentiment is returning, management confidence has to be stronger now and there's no doubt we are in the right sector for the near and possibly long term!

Th placing shattered confidence and there's no doubt a lot of people have been deterred from returning, however, it is now highly unlikely we will see another placing for a long time, if ever. There are better ways to raise cash when you are in the position UJO is. And there will not be any fundraising to keep the lights on, only for advancing asset acquisition. Even that has been put on hold as DB stated recently they have enough good quality assets to concentrate on which will be revenue generating.

I do think a pound is in the realms of possibility if West Newton comes in, the gas is monetised and proof of recovery at Biscathorpe is achieved. With the shares in issue, a pound could easily be achieved, this IS the AIM, anything can happen!

I believe the gas figures will be re-rated at WN when the data collection is completed. They know it is the gas recovery that will be far more likely than the oil, I would assume it would be worth their recent efforts to get the planning passed. Lots to come on this I am sure. They aren't going to spend millions to recover thousands!

Seeing as you have asked, my personal opinion is that West Newton, Biscathorpe and North Kelsey remain the issues. Presently, the company only has one real paying asset. Keddington is an old well, nearer death than middle age. Fiskerton a small, again diminishing well.

Based on Wressle alone, 30p is a fair price with the shares in issue, AIM sentiment etc, all the things that dictate a valuation on this platform.

The catalysts will be recommencement at West Newton and a successful retrieval of hydrocarbons. Also, the same at Biscathorpe. I believe they will get the gas for certain at West Newton, that alone will be a big valuation driver. I daresay the SP will advance on progress here, operation commencement etc. As soon as Biscathorpe planning is granted, of which is extremely likely, again, the SP will rise on that and then, on oil recovery/production, the company will see real value. I see no reason why any if the abive will not come to fruition and anyone who says it won't, is exercising a pure guess. As I am, but I do think success is mire likely than failure. Hope that helps.

Nice to see Union Jack on the Rnstranslator 'trash an RNS' rota today.

This must be a very personal issue for you. I really do wonder whether you have incurred a serious loss or it is more personal. Are you an ex chum of DB's maybe? Did you maybe lose heavily on Reabold and are just out to damage the JV as a whole? Whatever your reasons, they are certainly not those of just a normal investor.

you really have no idea of what this company is doing. They are certainly looking forward a lot further than you. When you build a house, you build the framework first, you don't assemble it around the doors and windows. Union Jack are well ahead of their peers, they are not, like you, worrying about the SP. They know where that will be when the house is built!!

for Union Jack

It's Union Jack that was asked to join UKOOG
IT's Union Jack that loaned a partner a million quid
It's Union Jack that take the biggest cut of Wressle
It's Union Jack that will take the lions share of Biscathorpe
It's Union Jack!

G'nite Heid, Roy, Milnow.