In 'Defining Moments', former Arsenal stars select the situations that defined their career with the Gunners. This is a running feature and first appeared in the matchday programme. Ian Allinson is next to recall his favourite memories.  TURNING DOWN FULHAM In 1983, I’d been at Colchester United for 10 years man and boy when Fulham came in for me. It was a good move and good opportunity for me. I had scored around 50 goals in the past couple of seasons for United and this was the next step. Chelsea had been interested too, but Fulham was my decision. Then I got a call. It was Terry Neill from Arsenal. I thought it was a wind up at first, but when I learned it wasn’t,...
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