article_snippet: Roy Keane insists The Republic of Ireland Ireland will head into Sunday's Euro 2016 showdown with surprise Group D leaders Poland with nothing but victory in mind.
article_snippet: Martin O'Neill's men, the Germans and the Scots are locked together behind Martin O'Neill's men, the Germans and the Scots on seven points, but Roy Keane Roy Keane is adamant there will be only one approach as the Republic attempt to close the gap at the Aviva Stadium.
article_snippet: Roy Keane watches on during training at Malahide on Monday .
article_snippet: Roy Keane is targeting a crucial Euro 2016 qualifier victory over Poland at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday .
article_snippet: Roy Keane said: 'A win would be nice after the disappointment of [November's 1-0 defeat in] Scotland. '
article_snippet: Keane played in that game and set the tone for the afternoon when Keane thundered into a first-minute tackle on Marc Overmars.
article_snippet: Asked if Keane could wield the same sort of influence from the sidelines this time around, Keane replied: 'No, I cant tackle anyone can I? '
article_snippet: Some days it's a tackle and others, please God, it's goals.'
article_snippet: Keane said: 'It used to scare the home team!
article_snippet: Keane met up with O'Neill, the rest of the staff and the players on Sunday for the first time since relinquishing Keane similar role at Aston Villa under former boss Paul Lambert, and Keane remains convinced Keane made the right decision.
article_snippet: Keane said: 'I hope so, that was the aim when I left Aston Villa, to focus on Ireland a bit more.