Struggling with patch gps smd antennas connections
You are struggling because the diagram you are looking at doesn't say anything about how to mount the antenna.  Figure 9 is a GPS receiver with a connector for an external antenna.

Farnell has a datasheet for your antenna.  This datasheet includes a layout for the test jig used in their tests of the antenna, as well as drawings that show how to design the footprint for the antenna.

This is (part) of the footprint:



It shows where the pads go, and where not to put a copper pour.

This is the test board:



It is 50mm by 50mm, and has a ground plane (copper pour) on front and back.

It has a connector so that you can run a cable to the receiver.

You'll want to lay out your board much like the example.  You need to keep the 50mm square around the antenna clear of other parts, and you'll want to keep the ground planes as solid as possible.

Since you want to combine it with your receiver, you'll run a 50 ohm transmission line across your PCB from the antenna to your receiver.  The transmission line can be on the front or the back.

The ground plane behind your antenna should be one piece with the ground plane under your receiver.