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A company based in Dorset claims it faces a ‘major Waste Clearance loss’ after buying 18,000 T-shirts with the message ‘, World Cup winners 2022, Rubbish Removal Waste Clearance (https://www.wasteking.co.uk/) it’s finally home’, after the Three Lions suffered quarter-final heartbreak against France.

England were beaten 2-1 by the reigning world champions in the last eight in Qatar, with captain missing a late penalty which would have taken the game to extra time.

Karl Baxter, managing director of Poole-based Wholesale Waste Clearance UK, Waste King has claimed his company have been left with thousands of t-shirts printed to mark England winning the tournament for the first time since 1966.

Wholesale Clearance UK claim to have 18,000 England World Cup winners t-shirts in stock

Wholesale Waste Clearance UK claim to have 18,000 England Waste Clearance World Cup winners t-shirts in stock

The Dorset based company are now seeking to sell the products for a reduced price of £9.99

The Dorset based company are now seeking to sell the products for a reduced price of £9.99

‘I’m absolutely gutted that England has been knocked out of the World Cup,’ Baxter said in a press release.

‘I have been really impressed with England’s performance in Qatar and was sure they would win this year’s tournament.

When approached by a supplier to sell the shirts, I simply couldn’t say, ‘No.’

‘But now I’ve been left with 18,000 shirts that say they’ve won, and I’m not sure what to do.

‘I’d like to appeal to England fans to purchase one of the shirts, to keep it as a piece of history and a reminder of how well our team played throughout the tournament.

‘While they haven’t won, Rubbish Clearance they are still winners in my eyes.’

England suffered quarter-final heartbreak at the World Cup in Qatar on Saturday

England suffered quarter-final heartbreak at the World Cup in Qatar on Saturday

A post advertising the t-shirts on the company’s website had read ‘Once we deal with the French on Saturday 10th – there will be no stopping the English juggernaut…or at least that’s what we think! 

‘We are so confident that England will win the Cup this time round, we are pre-releasing our unique shirts’.

England captain Harry Kane's missed penalty was vital as England suffered a 2-1 loss to France

England captain Harry Kane’s missed penalty was vital as England suffered a 2-1 loss to France

The company had initially listed the t-shirts for £29.99, Rubbish Clearance but is now attempting to sell stock at £9.99.

Wholesale House Clearance UK has previously and sought to .

Aurelien Tchouameni had given France a first-half lead in the quarter-final,.

Kane equalised from the spot in the second half, before Olivier Giroud headed France back in front with 12 minutes remaining of the contest.

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France will face tournament surprise package Morocco in the last four, as they seek to become the first nation win back-to-back World Cups since Brazil in 1962.

The winners will face either Argentina or Croatia in the final on Sunday. 

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By Ebru Tuncay and Birsen Altayli

ISTANBUL, Dec 28 (Reuters) – Several big Turkish banks want to issue dividends to shareholders after posting record profits in 2022 and House Clearance the country’s BDDK banking watchdog is considering the request, three banking sources familiar with the issue said.

Each year the BDDK makes recommendations regarding banks’ profit distribution. In 2021, dividends were up to 10% of lenders’ net profits, and in previous years the BDDK made recommendations for profits to be added to capital.

The BDDK declined to comment on the issue.

Against a background of Turkish inflation hitting a 24-year high above 85% this year, Skip Hire (https://www.wasteking.co.uk/) lenders’ net profits leapt 408% year-on-year to 335.9 billion lira ($18 billion) in the January-October period, boosted by inflation-indexed bond yields.

One source said some banks, especially private ones, Rubbish Removal had sent requests to the BDDK for Rubbish Clearance to distribute profits and that the watchdog was evaluating them.

The sources could not be named because they were not authorised to speak to the press and they did not name any of the banks concerned.

Another banking source said the BDDK’s general approach to sector Waste King (https://www.wasteking.co.uk) profits was: “Don’t distribute it, add it to capital.”

“However last year (2021), the BDDK evaluated this issue on a bank-by-bank basis, suggesting profit distribution up to a certain rate, according to the banks’ capital adequacy ratios and other indicators,” the source said.

The BDDK will announce banks’ January-November profit data on Thursday.

For 2023, bankers have forecast a slide in profits as inflation declines, House Clearance – www.wasteking.co.uk – and after the introduction of regulations aimed in part at discouraging hard currency deposits and redirecting credit to government-preferred sectors.

Adding to uncertainty in lending markets next year, Turks vote in tight presidential and Rubbish Clearance parliamentary elections in which the opposition has vowed to roll back President Tayyip Erdogan’s unorthodox policies including low interest rates.

($1 = 18.7073 liras) (Reporting by Ebru Tuncay and Birsen Altayli; Writing by Daren Butler; Editing by Jonathan Spicer and Barbara Lewis)