There is no reason to call them, I was hoping you could actually...

There is no reason to call them, I was hoping you could actually point me to (an announcement?) where "I believe management had already stated" they weren't progressing the OHD project this year, whereas their announcements are suggesting they are still moving forward.

I am still critical of John Watts being in Perth whilst drilling is progressing but as @ans25 pointed out "A lot of criticism has gone to John Watts, but unless I'm mistaken please remember he is not even on the board of GPP so how is he going to be watching the drill in Guyana? Pay the man properly or promote him so he can be a more constant presence in Guyana in my opinion."
but maybe some food for thought?
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/re...4178287/page-75?post_id=33000433#.WwJIEdOuxm8

I also tend to agree @MRobAcc its only a weeks rest before they get back into drilling and the batches of pictures sure did spell out how difficult the going is there but as you say, if the actual assays come back disappointing then there will be some decisions to be made. As per the terms of the Head of Agreement they can't just walk away without spending the committed monies, and you once being a vocal supporter of GSM's professional and in-country abilities then their may just be a plan B.

The Cobalt (Kopang) tenements are under a totally different agreement and as such moving there instead of staying with Morabisi wouldn't constitute their agreement.

All the above IMO

cheers