Write an article using the following points:

Ireland face Poland in a vital Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday.
Players including John O’Shea, Ciaran Clark, Seamus Coleman and James McCarthy have suffered struggling Premier League seasons.
Martin O'Neill wants his side to bounce back from defeat to Scotland.
Martin O'Neill has demanded that his players put aside their club woes and don’ t allow themselves be distracted as they prepare for Sunday’s vital Euro 2016 qualifier with Poland. The Republic of Ireland manager said it would be understandable for some of his squad to be lacking in confidence but stressed the importance of being fully focused when the Group D leaders arrive in Dublin. O’Neill has had to contend with a couple of injuries to personnel already this week — Darron Gibson sat out training again with a groin complaint while James McClean will go for a scan on an ankle problem — while also attempting to boost the morale of players currently feeling the heat at their clubs. The Republic of Ireland squad train ahead of Sunday's Euro 2016 qualifier with Poland at home. Manager Martin O'Neill hopes his players can put aside club woes to focus on the game at hand. John O'Shea has suffered a dismal season and is involved in a relegation fight with Sunderland. James McClean (right) is an injury doubt and will have a scan on his ankle before making a decision. ‘That’s the nature of it, I wouldn’t get too concerned,’ said O’Neill. ‘Someone asked me quite rightly about whether I’d be concerned about three or four players going into the side and of course you would, it would stand to reason. It is what it is. ‘I wouldn’t be too concerned, though. The players are up, ready to go, there’s a good enthusiasm around them. ‘A month or six weeks ago you start to formulate a few plans but you know those disappear when you pick up a few injuries along the way or maybe some people have a bit of club form. ‘Some players are coming in absolutely fine form, others have had trials and tribulations at club level which is a bit of a concern but I think put that to the side, just think of us. ‘Just think of the game ahead. If you are coming in great form, then fantastic. If it’s not, then don’t worry.’ Sunderland’s John O’Shea and Aston Villa’s Ciaran Clark are in a Premier League relegation fight and even though Everton trio Seamus Coleman, James McCarthy and Gibson won last week, the Toffees remain close to the drop zone. Assistant manager Roy Keane appeared in good spirits during the training session on Monday. Keane watches on as Ireland players, including keeper Shay Given (left), take part in practice. Stephen Quinn and Kevin Doyle (right) share a laugh while jogging during the session. David Forde, meanwhile, has a battle of his own with Millwall second from bottom in the Championship. O’Neill, though, says it will be business as usual as he sets about putting his plans in place to ensure Ireland bounce back from the defeat to Scotland in November and take all three points against Poland. ‘I think the most important thing for us is we do need to be a bit flexible and in so doing try to make sure the players know what they’re doing. ‘Say you want to change the formation or something, you don’t want it thrust upon them on Sunday morning. So we’ll try and do a wee bit of that in the course of the week. ‘We’re training at the Aviva [today] and that should be good. It will give us a feeling about it again.’ On the injury front, O’Neill also revealed that Gibson is ‘concerned’ by his groin problem and that Stephen Ward did not have an operation on his ankle and will have a second scan before determining his plan of action. Ireland are hoping to recover from their shock defeat by Scotland in their previous European qualifier.
Skriv en artikel med hjälp av följande punkter: Irland möter Polen i en viktig Euro 2016 kval på söndag. Spelare som John O’Shea, Ciaran Clark, Seamus Coleman och James McCarthy har drabbats av kämpande Premier League säsonger. Martin O'Neill vill att hans sida ska studsa tillbaka från nederlaget till Skottland.
Write an article using the following points: Ireland meets Poland in an important Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday. Players such as John O’Shea, Ciaran Clark, Seamus Coleman and James McCarthy have suffered struggling Premier League seasons. Martin O'Neill wants his side to bounce back from defeat to Scotland.
Martin O'Neill har krävt att hans spelare lägger sina klubb ve och inte låta sig distraheras när de förbereder sig för söndagens vitala Euro 2016 kval med Polen. Republiken Irlands chef sade att det skulle vara förståeligt om en del av hans trupp saknade förtroende men betonade vikten av att vara helt fokuserad när grupp D-ledarna anländer till Dublin. O'Neill har varit tvungen att brottas med ett par skador på personal redan denna vecka - Darron Gibson satt ut träning igen med en ljumske klagomål medan James McClean kommer att gå för en skanning på en vrist problem - samtidigt som man försöker öka moralen hos spelare som för närvarande känner värmen på sina klubbar. Republiken Irland trupptåg inför söndagens Euro 2016 kval med Polen på hemmaplan. Managern Martin O'Neill hoppas att hans spelare kan lägga undan klubbvecken att fokusera på spelet till hands. John O'Shea har drabbats av en dyster säsong och är inblandad i en nedflyttningskamp med Sunderland. James McClean (till höger) är ett skadetvivel och kommer att ha en scanning på fotleden innan han fattar ett beslut. — Det är just det, jag skulle inte bli alltför orolig, sade O'Neill. "Någon frågade mig helt rätt om jag skulle vara orolig för tre eller fyra spelare går i sidan och naturligtvis du skulle, det skulle stå till förnuftet. Det är som det är. — Jag skulle dock inte vara alltför orolig. Spelarna är upp, redo att gå, det finns en bra entusiasm runt dem. – För en månad eller sex veckor sedan började man formulera några planer men man vet att de försvinner när man plockar upp några skador på vägen eller kanske vissa människor har lite klubbform. "Vissa spelare kommer i absolut bra form, andra har haft prövningar och vedermödor på klubbnivå som är lite av en oro men jag tror att sätta det på sidan, bara tänka på oss. "Tänk bara på spelet framöver. Om du kommer i bra form, då fantastiskt. Om det inte är det, så oroa dig inte.’ Sunderlands John O’Shea och Aston Villas Ciaran Clark är i en Premier League nedflyttning kamp och även om Everton trio Seamus Coleman, James McCarthy och Gibson vann förra veckan, Toffees förblir nära drop zonen. Biträdande manager Roy Keane framträdde på gott humör under träningspasset på måndag. Keane tittar på som Irland spelare, inklusive keeper Shay Given (vänster), delta i praktiken. Stephen Quinn och Kevin Doyle (till höger) delar ett skratt medan de joggar under sessionen. David Forde har under tiden ett eget slag med Millwall tvåa från botten i Championship. O’Neill säger dock att det kommer att bli affärer som vanligt när han sätter igång sina planer för att se till att Irland studsar tillbaka från nederlaget mot Skottland i november och tar alla tre punkterna mot Polen. "Jag tror att det viktigaste för oss är att vi måste vara lite flexibel och i så fall försöka se till att spelarna vet vad de gör. – Säg att du vill ändra formationen eller något, du vill inte att den ska stötas på dem på söndag morgon. Så vi ska försöka göra lite av det under veckan. – Vi tränar på Aviva [idag] och det borde vara bra. Det kommer att ge oss en känsla om det igen.’ På skadefronten, O'Neill avslöjade också att Gibson är “bekymrad” av hans ljumske problem och att Stephen Ward inte hade en operation på hans fotled och kommer att ha en andra skanning innan han bestämmer sin handlingsplan. Irland hoppas kunna återhämta sig från sitt chocknedslag av Skottland i sitt tidigare europeiska kval.
Martin O'Neill has demanded that his players lay down their club woes and not let themselves be distracted as they prepare for Sunday's vital Euro 2016 qualifier with Poland. The head of the Republic of Ireland said it would be understandable if some of his squad lacked confidence but stressed the importance of being fully focused when Group D leaders arrive in Dublin. O'Neill has had to contend with a couple of injuries to staff already this week - Darron Gibson put out training again with a groin complaint while James McClean will go for a scan of an ankle problem - while trying to increase the morale of players who currently feel the warmth of their clubs. Republic of Ireland troop train for Sunday's Euro 2016 qualifier with Poland at home. Manager Martin O'Neill hopes his players can put aside the club fold to focus on the game at hand. John O'Shea has suffered a gloomy season and is involved in a relegation struggle with Sunderland. James McClean (to the right) is a scallop and will have a scan on his ankle before making a decision. “That’s just it, I wouldn’t be too worried,” said O’Neill. “Someone asked me quite correctly if I would be worried about three or four players going in the side and of course you would, that would be to the point. It's what it is. “I would not be too worried, however. The players are up, ready to go, there is a good enthusiasm around them. “A month or six weeks ago, you started to formulate some plans but you know that they disappear when you pick up some injuries on the road or maybe some people have some club shape. “Some players come in absolutely good shape, others have had trials and tribulations at club level that are a bit of a concern but I think putting it on the side, just thinking about us. "Just think about the game ahead. If you get in good shape, then great. If not, don’t worry.’ Sunderlands John O’Shea and Aston Villas Ciaran Clark are in a Premier League relegation fight and although Everton trio Seamus Coleman, James McCarthy and Gibson won last week, the Toffees remain close to the drop zone. Assistant manager Roy Keane appeared in good spirits during training session on Monday. Keane watches as Ireland players, including keeper Shay Given (left), participate in practice. Stephen Quinn and Kevin Doyle (to the right) share a laugh while jogging during the session. David Forde meanwhile has his own batting with Millwall second from bottom in the Championship. However, O’Neill says that there will be business as usual when he sets off his plans to ensure that Ireland bounces back from the defeat of Scotland in November and takes all three points against Poland. “I think the most important thing for us is that we have to be a little flexible and in that case try to make sure that the players know what they are doing. – Say you want to change the formation or something, you don’t want it to run into them on Sunday morning. So we're gonna try to do some of that this week. – We practice at Aviva [today] and that should be good. It will give us a feeling about it again.’ On the injury front, O’Neill also revealed that Gibson is “concerned” by his groin problems and that Stephen Ward did not have an operation on his ankle and will have a second scan before deciding his action plan. Ireland hopes to recover from its shock impact of Scotland in its previous European qualifier.