Plumas County is collaborating with the City of Portola and five special districts to update their Local Hazard Mitigation Plans (LHMP). The update aims to include new plan annexes for the Grizzly Lake Community Services District, Indian Valley Community Services District, Plumas-Eureka Community Services District, […]
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VIRGIL VAN DIJK raged Lucas Bergvall should have been sent off — moments before the Swedish teen hit Tottenham’s winner.
That came after team-mate Rodrigo Bentancur was carried off on a stretcher in a neck brace and head strap after a heavy fall in this Carabao Cup semi-final first leg.
Bergvall struck the only goal in the 86th minute but just before he escaped a second yellow despite taking out Kostas Tsimikas — with ref Stuart Attwell playing advantage and deciding not to go back to book the 18-year-old.
Tsimikas was then off the pitch waiting to come back on as Bergvall put Spurs ahead.
Liverpool captain Van Dijk was seen arguing with whistler Attwell at full-time, insisting “It’s a yellow!”
The Dutchman, 33, later seethed: “It was quite obvious was going to be a second yellow, it was pretty clear.
“Then a minute later he scores the winner.
“The ref made a mistake and I told him that. It was quite obvious and everyone on the sideline knew it was a yellow.
“He should have been off. There is a linesman, fourth official, VAR and referee and he doesn’t get a second yellow.
“I’m not saying it is the reason why we lost but it was a big moment.”
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Reds boss Arne Slot and his coaching staff were left raging after Bergvall’s goal on the touchline.
Slot’s assistant coach Sipke Hulshoff was booked for his complaints.
The game was the first in English men’s football history to have VAR decisions announced to the fans in the stadium.
Attwell could be heard on the loudspeaker explaining Dominic Solanke’s 78th-minute goal had been ruled offside.
Slot, whose side failed to score for only the second game this season, added: “It would be more interesting if he explained why he didn’t give a second yellow card than why he cancelled the goal.
“But I know that’s not the rule.”
Spurs chief Ange Postecoglou added: “I can see why Arne would be very disappointed but apparently they’re the rules.
“He wasn’t lucky to be on the pitch. If the advantage gets played and it’s not a cynical tackle, then it’s not a yellow.
“We’ve been screaming for it in the last two months and that’s what we’ve been told.”
Bergvall’s strike came 80 minutes after team-mate Bentancur fell to the turf in worrying scenes when going up for a challenge unchallenged.
He appeared to be knocked out, with Pedro Porro seeming to put his finger in his stricken pal’s mouth to ensure he had not swallowed his tongue.
After six minutes of treatment, Bentancur was stretchered off in a neck brace and head brace.
He received oxygen as he left the field — but was later conscious, talking and sent for hospital for further checks.
Postecoglou added: “It was some sort of head injury, but he was conscious when he was coming off the field.
“He’s been taken to the hospital for observation. Hopefully he’ll be OK.”
Spurs keeper Antonin Kinsky hugged his sister after keeping a debut clean sheet following this week’s £12.5million switch from Slavia Prague just days ago.
The Czech, 21, said: “I’m a big dreamer but I never dreamt this one.”
STAMPS paying tribute to The Vicar of Dibley are being issued by the Royal Mail.
Eight scenes, including when Geraldine, played by Dawn French, jumps in a puddle, will feature in a celebration of the sitcom which ran from 1994 to 2007.
Other characters in the set include Jim Trott, parish council chairman David Horton and Alice and Hugo.
One stamp shows Geraldine at the chaotic wedding ceremony of Hugo and Alice.
Another stamp shows Geraldine forcing David Horton to smile after hearing that Alice and Hugo are expecting a baby.
The recurring scene where Geraldine attempts to tell Alice a joke in the vestry over a cup of tea is also depicted.
Also included are stamps of Frank Pickle and Owen Newitt performing in the Dibley Christmas show, while another shows Jim writing his characteristic response “No, no, no, no, no” on a piece of paper to avoid waking Alice and Hugo’s baby.
One of the best remembered scenes of the sitcom found Geraldine taking charge of a dance routine alongside Dame Darcey.
This moment, and a scene where Geraldine samples a sandwich made by Letitia Cropley, are both featured on £2.80 stamps.
Royal Mail’s David Gold, said: “The superb writing and the warmth and idiosyncrasies of its characters made The Vicar of Dibley one of the most loved TV comedies of all time.
“We celebrate the series with new stamps revisiting some of the show’s classic moments.”
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