AIK Hockey

AIK
City:	Stockholm, Sweden
League:	Elitserien
Founded:	1921
Home Arena:	Hovet (8,240 places)
Colors:	Black and yellow
General Manager:	Anders Gozzi
Head Coach:	Roger Melin
Captain:	Dick Tärnström
Championships
Playoff Championships:	7 (1934, 1935, 1938, 1946, 1947, 1982, 1984)

AIK Hockey (Allmänna Idrottsklubben, "the General Sports Club"; usually referred to as only AIK) is a professional team based in Stockholm , Sweden, and playing in the Elitserien . The team was founded in 1921 and has spent 66 seasons in the Elitserien, winning the title seven times (1934, 1935, 1938, 1946, 1947, 1982, 1984) and being runner-up six other times (1930, 1936, 1940, 1968, 1978, 1981) before being relegated to the Allsvenskan in 2001. However, they are now playing in Elitserien since they managed to advance there after season 09/10.

HistoryEdit

AIK is the biggest club in Sweden. Everyone has an opinion about AIK, either they hate AIK or they love AIK.

All-time standingsEdit

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ALL-TIME STANDINGS
Season	League		Regular season									Playoffs		Head coach
			GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	Standing		Result		Head coach
1974-75	Elitserien		30	16	12	2	34	139	118	8th overall
1975-76	Elitserien		36	14	18	4	32	128	167	6th overall
1976-77	Elitserien		36	17	15	4	38	147	126	5th overall
1977-78	Elitserien		36	20	11	5	45	160	116	4th overall
1981-82	Elitserien		36	15	12	9	39	136	123	3rd overall				Dan Hober
1985-86	Elitserien		36	8	23	5	21	100	158	10th overall
1988-89	Elitserien		40	19	19	2	40	161	142	7th overall
1989-90	Elitserien		40	17	22	1	35	186	179	9th overall
1990-91	Elitserien		40	13	19	8	34	121	144	9th overall
1991-92	Elitserien		40	19	17	4	42	134	141	7th overall
1992-93	Elitserien		22	5	13	4	14	46	99	12th overall				L. Holmgren, C. Westerlund
1994-95	Elitserien		40	11	21	8	30	111	146	9th overall
1995-96	Elitserien		40	11	18	11	33	96	126	9th overall
1996-97	Elitserien		50	23	17	10	56	149	131	5th overall
1997-98	Elitserien		46	13	26	7	33	93	134	11th overall
1998-99	Elitserien		50	19	21	6	66	150	159	10th overall
1999-00	Elitserien		50	19	19	12	74	151	155	9th overall
2000-01	Elitserien		50	18	21	11	73	142	142	7th overall
2001-02	Elitserien		50	15	28	7	54	115	164	11th overall;
2002-03	Allsvenskan Norra		42	20	13	9	72	129	103	4th in Norra
2005-06	Allsvenskan		42	16	9	12	61	116	123	6th overall
2006-07	Allsvenskan		45	18	12	10	64	119	121	9th overall
2007-08	Allsvenskan		45	17	21	6	60	129	142	10th overall
2008-09	Allsvenskan		45	32	12	0	94	152	88	2nd overall

Retired numbersEdit

• 1 Leif "Honken" Holmqvist
• 5 Bert-Ola Nordlander
• 11 Peter Gradin

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