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Amon Buchanan

Last played for Brisbane Lions in 2012
Games: 134     Born: October 10, 1982     Origin: Geelong Falcons
Playing Height: 179cm     Playing Weight: 83kg     Position: Forward
First Drafted: Round 4, Pick #52 2000 National Draft by Sydney Swans
Last Drafted: Round 3, Pick #45 2003 National Draft by Sydney Swans
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Amon Buchanan Biography

Thursday, 15 September 2022
Greater Western Sydney announces the departures Steve Johnson and Amon Buchanan from their coaching group.

"We thank Steve for his significant contribution to our club as a valuable component of our coaching group over the past two years," Giants General Manager of Football Jason McCartney said.

"We also thank Amon for his commitment and dedication to the club over the past nine years. Amon fulfilled a number of important roles in his time at the GIANTS."

Saturday, 8 September 2012
Lions veteran Amon Buchanan has announced his retirement, ending a career that has spanned 10 seasons.

"Amon has been a terrific servant of the Lions, and in particular as a mentor to our younger brigade coming through the reserves," Lions football operations manager Dean Warren said.

"His commitment to this club, and his contribution towards the development of our young players has been invaluable, and we wish Amon and his family all the best for the future."

Thursday, 9 February 2012
Amon Buchanan says 2012 will be an important year for him.

"(It's the) last year coming up on the contract so it's got to be a big year for me," he said.

"I've had a good pre-season so hopefully I can get in early, play some good footy. I've just got to get in and get my hands on the nut, win a bit of footy, kick a few goals; it's pretty simple."

Monday, 29 March 2010
Lions small forward Amon Buchanan is likely to miss more than a month of football after suffering a broken thumb in a victory over the Eagles.
Monday, 5 October 2009
West Coast, the Sydney Swans and the Lions look to have arranged for four players to change clubs.

Amon Buchanan and Brent Staker will head to Brisbane, Sydney will acquire Mark Seaby while the Eagles are set to gain Brad Dalziell.

"It's a good opportunity for him (Buchanan). We had some discussion with him at the end of the year - both us and Amon were undecided - should he stay at Sydney or should he go," Sydney coach Paul Roos said.

"He's a premiership player and a fantastic player, but probably his past couple of years he's been battling a little bit.

"Brisbane was interested, so we were happy to facilitate that, which means we can get Seaby in."

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