IT’S reasonable to say that Brad Schneider delighted in a tornado 2023.
Having been sat for the opening portion of the 2023 NRL season with the Canberra Pillagers, Schneider joined up with Frame KR in Super Association for the leftover portion of the year.
The halfback made a difference Meanderers to a Challenge Glass Last, opening over the winning drop-goal within the semi-final against Wigan Warriors some time recently he made a difference control the East Yorkshire club to the semi-final play-offs.
Schneider earned a move to NRL champions Penrith Jaguars in what was an extraordinary turnaround, but he uncovered on the ABC Wear podcast that he planning to stay in Super Alliance with KR or another side some time recently the Pumas came calling.
“I didn’t truly know what I was aiming to do when I went over. I had eagerly of likely remaining over there another year, whether it be at Frame KR or another English team,” Schneider said.
“But Penrith came to the table lovely early, inside the primary couple of weeks when I got over there. So, when they sort of came to the table, it was a bit of a no-brainer to come back to Australia.
“And I continuously needed to come back to the NRL, and when somebody just like the Pumas come thumping and get the involvement with somebody like Nathan (Cleary), and it’s somebody you need to memorize off it was a bit of a no-brainer.”
In 2024 so distant, Schneider has made three appearances for the Pumas.
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