The issue has never been about the big picture, potential...

The issue has never been about the big picture, potential profits, etc. The NPV of the phosphate or the huge potential of the GA have never been a topic of debate. It has been about whether we will get there, given the management that we have. If MNB were being led by first class management in this resources industry, I might even go all in. Time after time, especially the latest debacle, has shown that they are very bad at managing a project, from design stage to raising finance stage. This is no longer an opinion.

The doubt here is whether this third rate team can lead the GA project to victory, when that project is exponentially more complicated and requiring exponentially more funding. Even a project supposedly as simple as this phosphate (I am no expert but many people here in this forum spoke about it) has been terribly managed, what are the chances they have what it takes for GA?