Uwe Erkenbrecher

Uwe Erkenbrecher
Personal information
Full name	Uwe Erkenbrecher
Date of birth	(1954-11-14) 14 November 1954
Place of birth	Delmenhorst, West Germany
Height	1.84 m (6 ft ¹⁄₂ in)^[1]
Playing position	Midfielder^[2]
Club information
Current team	MTV Gifhorn (manager)
Youth career
1960–1961	SC Grün-Weiß Lichtenbusch
1963–1967	Bremer SV
1967–1973	Werder Bremen
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1972–1975	Werder Bremen	24	(1)
1975–1977	Wattenscheid 09	19	(0)
1977–1978	1. SC Göttingen 05
1978–1979	KSV Baunatal	27	(1)
1979–1980	Atlas Delmenhorst
1980–1983	1. FC Paderborn
1983–1984	FC Stukenbrock
1984–1986	Teutonia Lippstadt
1986–1988	Borussia Lippstadt
National team
1973	Germany U-19
Teams managed
1984–1986	Teutonia Lippstadt (as player-coach)
1986–1988	Borussia Lippstadt (as player-coach)
1991–1993	VfL Wolfsburg
1993–1995	VfL 93 Hamburg
1998–2000	VfB Lübeck
2000–2001	Greuther Fürth
2001–2003	Paderborn 07
2003–2004	SSV Reutlingen
2004–2007	VfL Wolfsburg II
2007–2007	VfB Lübeck
2008–2009	Türkiyemspor Berlin
2009–2010	Rot-Weiss Essen
2011-2012	Cendrawasih Papua
2013–2014	Tammeka Tartu
2014–2015	VfR Neumünster^[3]
2015–	MTV Gifhorn^[4]
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Uwe Erkenbrecher (born 14 November 1954 in Delmenhorst, West Germany) is a German football manager and a former football player^[2] who is the current manager of MTV Gifhorn.

References

↑ "Uwe Erkenbrecher" (in German). fussballdaten.de. Retrieved 16 February 2014.
1 2 "Erkenbrecher, Uwe" (in German). kicker.de. Retrieved 16 February 2014.
↑ "Uwe Erkenbrecher ist neuer VfR-Trainer". shz.de. Retrieved 18 March 2014.
↑ "Erkenbrecher wird neuer Trainer des MTV Gifhorn". gifhorner-rundschau.de. Retrieved 19 February 2015.

External links

Uwe Erkenbrecher profile at Fussballdaten

Uwe Erkenbrecher managerial positions

VfL Wolfsburg – managers

Lachner (1954–55)
Sontow (1955–56)
Kretschmann (1956–57)
Lachner (1957)
Risse (1957–58)
Farkaszinski (1958–59)
Lachner (1963–66)
Farkaszinski (1966–75)
Schollmeyer (1975)
Kietzmann (1975)
Momirski (1976–78)
Farkaszinski (1978)
Van Meteren (1978–79)
Kemmer (1979–83)
Farkaszinski (1983–84)
Krause (1984–88)
Hrubesch (1988–89)
Menzel (1989–91)
Erkenbrecher (1991–93)
Winter (1993)
Krautzun (1993–95)
Roggensack (1995)
Reimann (1995–98)
Erkenbrecher (1998)
Wolf (1998–2003)
Röber (2003–04)
Gerets (2004–05)
Fach (2005–06)
Augenthaler (2006–07)
Magath (2007–09)
Veh (2009–10)
Köstner (2010)
McClaren (2010–11)
Littbarski (2011)
Magath (2011–12)
Köstner (2012)
Hecking (2013–2016)
Ismaël (2016–)

FC Carl Zeiss Jena – managers

Peter (1903)
Pöttinger (1934–38)
Prokoph (1940)
Malter (1948–49)
Carl (1949–51)
Findeisen (1951–53)
Schipphorst (1953)
Hofsommer (1953–54)
Petzold (1954–55)
Warg (1955–57)
Hüfner (1958)
Pönert (1958)
Buschner (1958–71)
Meyer (1971–83)
Pfeifer (1983–84)
Kurbjuweit (1984–89)
Stange (1989–91)
Weise (a.i.) (1991)
Schlappner (1991–92)
Hollmann (1992–93)
Erkenbrecher (1993)
Weise (a.i.) (1993)
Meyer (1993–94)
E. Vogel (1994–97)
Engel (1997)
Hollmann (1997–98)
Gerstner (1998–99)
T. Vogel (1999)
Petrović (1999–2001)
Sandhowe (2001–02)
Eulberg (2002)
T. Vogel (2002–03)
Steffens (2003–04)
T. Vogel (2004)
Weber (2004–07)
Neubarth (2007)
Ivanauskas (2007)
Bürger (2007–08)
M. Zimmermann (a.i.) (2008)
Van Eck (2008–09)
Fascher (2009)
Van Eck (2009–10)
Raab (2010)
Frank (2010–11)
Weber (2011)
Kurbjuweit (a.i.) (2011)
Sander (2011–13)
Kämpfe (a.i.) (2013)
A. Zimmermann (2013–14)
Kurbjuweit (2014)
Hutwelker (a.i.) (2014)
Uluc (2014–16)
M. Zimmermann (2016–)

SpVgg Greuther Fürth – managers

Servas (1904–05)
Burger (1908–11)
Townley (1911–13)
Burger (1913–14)
Townley (1914)
Burger (1914–17)
Ruff (1917–22)
Bányai (1922–23)
Müller (1923–24)
Riebe (1925–26)
Townley (1926–27)
Krauß (1929–30)
Townley (1930–32)
Jäckel (1932)
Reim (1932–33)
Hagen (1933–34)
Seiderer (1934–35)
Seiderer/Krauß (1935–36)
Krauß (1936–37)
Riemke (1937–39)
Hagen (1939–46)
Schurmann (1946)
Hagen (1946–47)
Riemke (1947)
Philipp (1947)
Carolin (1947)
Koch (1947)
Krauß (1947–48)
Schneider (1948–51)
Fabra (1951–52)
Krauß (1952–53)
Hahnemann (1953–55)
Schmidt (1955–57)
Csaknády (1957–59)
Schade (1959–61)
Vincze (1961–64)
Čajkovski (1964–66)
Gebhardt (1966–68)
Hoffmann (1968–71)
Bickelhaupt (1971–72)
Marchl (1972)
Elzner (1972–74)
Hoffmann (1974–75)
Cieslarczyk (1975–77)
Baldauf (1977–80)
Schulte (1980–81)
Pankotsch (1981)
Lucas (1981)
Roos (1981)
Pankotsch (1981)
Kleim (1981–82)
Pankotsch (1982)
Brungs (1982–83)
Gerling (1983–86)
Kleim (1986–87)
Hesselbach (1987–89)
Gerling (1989–95)
Beierlorzer (1995–96)
Veh (1996–97)
Möhlmann (1997–2000)
Hesselbach (2000)
Erkenbrecher (2000–01)
Hesselbach (2001)
Dreßel (2001)
Hach (2001–03)
Dreßel (2003)
Kost (2003–04)
Möhlmann (2004–07)
Labbadia (2007–08)
Möhlmann (2008–09)
Büskens (2009–13)
Preis (2013)
Kramer (2013–15)
Büskens (2015)
Ruthenbeck (2015–16)
Radoki (2016–)

SC Paderborn 07 – managers

Rybarczyk (1993–2001)
Gellhaus (2001)
Erkenbrecher (2001–03)
Dochev (2003–05)
Luhukay (2005–06)
Gellhaus (a.i.) (2006)
Seitz (2006)
Fach (2007–08)
Dochev (2008–09)
Schubert (2009–11)
R. Schmidt (2011–12)
S. Schmidt (2012–13)
Müller (a.i.) (2013)
Breitenreiter (2013–15)
Gellhaus (2015)
Müller (a.i.) (2015)
Effenberg (2015–16)
Müller (2016)
Fulland (a.i.) (2016)
Emmerling (2016–)

Rot-Weiss Essen – managers

Schwartz (1955–57)
Harthaus (1963–65)
Pliska (1965–67)
Ribbeck (1967–68)
Klötzer (1968–69)
Vordenbäumen (1969)
Burdenski (1969–71)
Vordenbäumen (1971)
Bédl (1971–72)
Witzler (1972–73)
Ferner (1973–75)
Horvat (1975–76)
Erlhoff (1976–78)
Quinkert (1978)
Ferner (1978–79)
Schafstall (1979–81)
Mandziara (1981–83)
Bock (1983)
Bédl (1983)
Schacht (1983)
Melzig (1984)
Hrubesch (1986–87)
Neururer (1987)
Franz (1987–88)
Buchmann (1988)
Melzig (1988)
Moors (1989–91)
Röber (1991–93)
Frank (1994–95)
Gores (1995–97)
Berge (1998–99)
Fuchs (1999)
Berge (1999–2001)
Pleß (2001–03)
Fach (2003)
Gelsdorf (2003–05)
Neuhaus (2005–06)
Köstner (2006–07)
Bonan (2007–08)
Kulm (2008–09)
Außem (2009)
Middendorp (2009)
Außem (2009–10)
Erkenbrecher (2009–10)
Wrobel (2010–14)
Fascher (2014–15)
Lucas (2015)
Reiter (2015)
Siewert (2015–16)
Demandt (2016–)

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