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It is pedantic.
The crosses are being made when there is no one in the box; this decision is made by the crosser with the knowledge no one is in the box. This isn't Schrodinger's cat.
EDIT: I did misread the point of the initial post, I thought it was in reference to Davies and Walker slinging in numerous crosses last night to an empty box.
The edit wasn't necessary, as that is what I was talking about, and it's not just limited to last night.
I'll make it easier for you. If we got more players into the box, or got players into the box quicker, would our fullbacks be whipping crosses into an empty area?
And to counter your point, would our fullbacks need to (somehow) stand around & wait for a decent crossing opportunity, if players got into the box quicker & more frequently?
You're suggesting that they should just stand around & wait for players to arrive into the box. I'm sure opposition defenders are going to be more than happy to stand there and do nothing, whilst our fullbacks await a late arrival or two into the area
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