201In that regard, it must be pointed out that the statement by E.ON Ruhrgas’ employee was made in 2008 and remains vague as to the occasions on which it was stated that GDF had the right to take gas from the MEGAL gas pipeline. Although that employee refers specifically only to one meeting which took place in Essen (Germany) at the beginning of 2003, the applicants do not adduce any evidence which makes it possible to corroborate the holding of that meeting and do not specify either the dates of or the participants in the other discussions in the course of which E.ON Ruhrgas assured GDF that it could take gas from all the outlet points of the MEGAL gas pipeline in Germany. In those circumstances, the Commission cannot be criticised for giving more credence to other items of evidence in the case file which were not compiled in tempore suspecto (see, to that effect, Case T-59/02Archer Daniels Midland v Commission [2006] ECR II-3627, paragraph 272) and which, moreover, are more specific. In addition, as the Commission points out, the statement by E.ON Ruhrgas’ employee does not concern Appendix 2 to the MEGAL agreement.