Galway would have to try a lot harder to stop Cillian O'Connor from doing his thing.
Cillian O'Connor wasn't exactly the most well-liked player on the pitch during the Connacht semi-final against Galway at Pearse Stadium on Sunday.
He received his fair share of criticism for the play that saw Thomas Flynn get black-carded.
Some gave him credit for forcing the block from the Galwegian when he appeared to not have a hope of getting to the ball first.
https://twitter.com/TomasORuanaidh/status/873925800063627264
https://twitter.com/dogreacain/status/873926192218374145
Others felt that the call by the referee to show the black card to Flynn was questionable.
https://twitter.com/EddieOSullivan7/status/873927375800684544
https://twitter.com/Misslornielou/status/873926643970179072
https://twitter.com/kevreilly1/status/873926575103889408
Quite a few people thought what O'Connor did was very cynical though.
https://twitter.com/JohnKC_/status/873929080441364480
https://twitter.com/MichealMartin2/status/873930999117303808
https://twitter.com/liamo24/status/873931071393542144
https://twitter.com/joejohnston24/status/873934344825524224
Regardless of your stance on that challenge, there was one moment where O'Connor pulled off an impressive feat while managing to maintain his footing in the process.
At the sideline, while being pulled and dragged by a Galway player, he only had eyes for the ball. Even with his jersey being gripped tightly by another man, he kept his balance and pulled off this outrageous pick up.
https://twitter.com/MrNiallMcGarry/status/873927373414182912
