Jyrki Aho (born July 14, 1974) is a Finnish former ice hockey defenceman and the current head coach for the French Hockey club of Grenoble, the Brûleurs...
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Hauta-aho, Finnish rapper known as Kube Jyrki Aho (born 1974), former Finnish ice hockey player Kalevi Aho (born 1949), Finnish composer Matti Aho (1934–1984)...
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replaced in February) Mikko Saarinen [fi] (2013, mid-season replacement) Jyrki Aho (2013–2016) Kiekko-Espoo Mikko Juutilainen (2018–19) Kim Hirschovits (2019–20)...
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437 KalPa Kuopio Petri Karjalainen Olvi Areena 5,300 Kiekko-Espoo Espoo Jyrki Aho Espoo Metro Areena 6,982 KooKoo Kouvola Jouko Myrrä Lumon Areena 5,950...
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Rautakallio as the coach of Ässät in mid-February. In the following season, Jyrki Aho took over the lead responsibility for the team. In the 2016–17 season...
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After this, though, Ässät's playing worsened and they fired head coach Jyrki Aho. The course of Ässät improved and the team started to win again, finishing...
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jatkuu". Helsingin Sanomat (in Finnish). Retrieved 12 July 2024. Hara, Jyrki (6 June 2024). "Ylen eurovaalimittaus: Vihreät menettämässä kaksi meppipaikkaa...
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in Finland. In 2012, he was appointed state secretary of Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen, and in 2015 Heinonen became state secretary of all National Coalition...
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Jussi Halla-aho Tony Halme Tarja Halonen Heidi Hautala Eero Heinäluoma Laura Huhtasaari Ville Itälä Anneli Jäätteenmäki Tanja Karpela Jyrki Katainen Mari...
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2009-10: Kai Suikkanen (TPS) 2010-11: Petri Matikainen (Blues) 2011-12: Jyrki Aho (JYP) 2012-13: Karri Kivi (Ässät) 2013-14: Pekka Tirkkonen (SaiPa) 2014-15:...
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