Arthur Stevens

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Arthur Stevens (born 1921) is a former footballer for Fulham Football Club.

A forward who emerged during the war, "Pablo" Stevens became only the third Fulham player to score over 100 goals for the club. Although he was a winger he scored 124 goals in 413 games, and remains to this day, the club's highest scorer in the FA Cup, more than even Johnny Haynes, who is widely considered to be be Fulham's greatest player.

He was acting manager for a short spell in the winter of 1964-65.

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