Rocco Milde

Rocco Milde ( born June 8, 1969 in Pirna ) is a former German football player.

About the youth teams of bismuth Pirna- Copitz and Dynamo Dresden, the offensive player reached clemency in 1987 as a 18- year-old in the league squad dynamos, with whom he 1988/89 and 1989/ 90 as well as the fdgb Cup won the 1990 GDR championships. As early as 1984 he had become with Dynamo Dresden East German students master.

With the German reunification in 1990 moved Mild West German Bundesliga club VfL Bochum, with which he in 1992/93 after three gates descent into a total of 52 Bundesliga games in the 2nd Bundesliga. There came clemency twice for VfL used before the winter break of the season 1993 /94 Premier League rivals Hannover 96 moved and joined the following season Hansa Rostock in 17 appearances for Hannover to three goals. With nine goals in 21 appearances clemency had then in the rise of the Hanseatic League in the Bundesliga, could not however establish permanently with another 16 inserts ( one goal) in the Bundesliga season 1995/96.

In 1996, Milde returned to the now antretenden in the Regionalliga 1 FC Dynamo Dresden, for whom he scored 27 goals in 56 missions until 1998. Following Mild moved to second division relegated FSV Zwickau, for whom he played one and a half seasons in the Regionalliga Nord. As of December 1999, he was then for the Dresdner SC, with whom he qualified in 2000 as vice - champion of the Northeast Regional for the newly introduced Regionalliga Nord. For the Dresdner SC scored clemency in two years ten goals in 42 games before he returned to Dynamo Dresden again in the winter of 2001 /02. 2003-2006 was mildness his active career the successor of his former youth club, VfL Pirna- Copitz, bar.

From 2006 to 2008 clemency was assistant coach of the Oberliga SC Borea Dresden.