Patrick Huckle

Patrick Huckle (* November 4, 1983 in Karlsruhe ) is a German football player.

Career

After Patrick Huckle had spent his youth in his hometown of Karlsruhe at KSC, he went on tour through several Baden- Württemberg clubs. Four clubs he went through in as many years: FC Nöttingen, FC Rastatt 04, SV 1946 Weingarten and SV Elversberg. He played it in the big leagues, intervening in the regional league and last in the Regionalliga Süd, which was still the third highest league in German football two years.

Although the change to SSV Ulm 1846 in summer 2006 again meant a step back in the league, but remained the defender three years in a row in the fourth- highest division. Thereafter, however, he declined the offer for Ulmer contract extension.

With the change to Hesse to the third division Kickers Offenbach Huckle hoped for in 2009 a step forward, instead he landed back in the only league team and therefore already moved into the winter break on to SV Waldhof Mannheim. Since the SVW but at season's end received no more license for the Regionalliga West, joined the left-back in the league to Preußen Münster who were looking for a replacement for a departure from this position. After the failed preseason Huckle was the team of Westphalia again a fixed size, wore in 31 missions to the fact that at the end of the season of 2011 was the rise in the 3rd league and became the audience favorite. Finally arrived in professional football, he established in the 2011/ 12 first seamlessly from the previous season. However, after an injury and the interim coach change ( Pavel Dotchev came for Marc Fascher ) he lost his place and did not return until late in the season for a few games back in the starting lineup back. On the part of the SCP was then offered him a contract extension. For the 2012/13 season he returned to SV Waldhof Mannheim.

Achievements

• Rise in the 3rd Liga in 2011 Preußen Münster
• Qualification for the Regionalliga Süd 2008 with the SSV Ulm