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Published: Tuesday, 15th July, 2008 12:00

Newby ready for tough challenge

By John Henry

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JON NEWBY will go into tonight’s clash with Hartlepool with a steely attitude — and it’s all thanks to his first clash with Paul Ince.

The new Ton striker knows that the Scottish game will demand toughness and strength, but it’s not a challenge that the former Liverpool player is shirking from.

Newby still can remember the first time he played in the Premiership for the Reds and was given a warm welcome by hardman Ince.

The 29-year-old said: “My only first team game for Liverpool in the Premiership was against Middlesbrough and I remember it well."

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