At the start of the season, clubs, fans and the media were told referees would be taking a proactive approach to holding in the penalty area, or grappling as some call it. We have since seen some really good examples of on-field referees making decisions where they have clearly identified holding offences and others where the VAR has recommended a review. But in the past six or eight weeks the issue seems to have intensified, with a change in tack in the Premier League, where clubs are loading the penalty area at every set piece.
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While layoff memos focus on who’s being let go—CEOs like to lead with the heart, after all—it’s vital to understand who’s kept their jobs. Are these mostly technical people? The folks with soft skills and deep relationships that are hard to replace? ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott emailed me a brief on Friday about its blueprint for agentic business that states: “When intelligence is abundant, the scarce resource is everything surrounding it: the enterprise context that grounds AI in reality, the governance that makes it safe, and the execution infrastructure that turns insight into action.” Does that make the case for more people? No. But it does suggest that top-level cuts don’t always turn out as planned.