This episode contains mild strong language.

Harry Redknapp took charge of West Ham in 1994 and worked with Head of Youth Development Tony Carr to produce quality young players through their Academy. Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole, Michael Carrick and Jermain Defoe all debuted and became first team players under his leadership. They would all go on to seek pastures new and become world class players, while Harry Redknapp would say that ‘West Ham’s ‘golden generation’ could have won the Premier League had they all remained at the club.’ Specs is joined by Tego and StevoTheMadman to ask the question ‘What if West Ham had kept their ‘Golden Generation?’ Would they have brought glory to West Ham? Would they have won the Premier League? How would this have shaped European football? Would it have changed England’s destiny at the World Cup and Euros? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

Harry Kane was famously part of the Arsenal academy in the early 2000s but he was eventually released after he was determined to not be good enough. He then went on to join local rivals Tottenham Hotspur and become one of the greatest strikers in Premier League history.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

In the summer of 2003, Man United were close to signing Brazilian icon Ronaldinho as David Beckham's replacement. Despite agreeing a deal with PSG, Ronaldinho chose Barcelona. But imagine if he had made a different choice. What if he had joined Manchester United instead? Would they sign Cristiano Ronaldo? Do they still sign Wayne Rooney? Would Arsenal go unbeaten the following season? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

If Blackburn Signed Zidane explores football’s greatest ‘what if’ moments and dives into the multiverse to put things right on the timeline. In episode ten, Specs & Tego are joined by fellow filthy fella Dazza, to ask the question: what if Arsenal never left Highbury? When Arsenal moved to their new stadium the Emirates, the club entered a period of financial constraint and essentially became a selling club, losing a number of key players to help pay off the stadium’s cost. But what if Arsenal had never moved to the Emirates, stayed at Highbury and instead put their money into the team instead from 2004 onwards? Would Patrick Vieira be sold? Does Thierry Henry still leave for Barcelona? Would Arsene Wenger spend more in the transfer market or continue investing in youth? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

If Blackburn Signed Zidane explores football’s greatest ‘what if’ moments and dives into the multiverse to put things right on the timeline. In episode nine, Specs & Tego are joined by Scottish rapper Ransom FA to ask 'What if the UK had a combined national football team?' In this scenario the United Kingdom would join forces to create an international super team - and if it can be done in the Olympics then why not in international football? Could Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey or Andrew Robertson change the course of footballing history? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

In 2010 Jay-Z expressed his interest in buying Arsenal. He was an admirer of Thierry Henry and had followed the club ever since. The move never materialised and a year later, the Kroenkes moved in to become the majority shareholder of Arsenal. But what if Jay-Z had swooped in? Would Arsenal's trophy drought end earlier? How does the takeover affect the culture at the club? Does Jay-Z bring Thierry Henry back to Arsenal? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

In 2013 Barcelona won the race to sign Brazilian wonderkid Neymar. He was widely tipped to be Brazil's greatest ever player and win multiple honours including the Ballon d'Or. However, since leaving Barcelona for PSG in 2017 Neymar has struggled. Brazil are still waiting for a World Cup, the Champions League continues to elude PSG and he is far from winning a Ballon d'Or. Specs Gonzalez is joined by co-host Tego Sigel and special guest Anita Abayomi to answer the question 'What If Neymar joined Real Madrid instead of Barcelona in 2013?' Would he have finally won the Ballon d'Or? Does he bring home the World Cup for Brazil? Would he become a legend as the late great Pelé? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Reference is made in the podcast to HMV's financial issues but to be clear the store is still very much open for business.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

In 1996 there was a concerted attempt to relocate the then Premier League club Wimbledon FC to Dublin. When the club became homeless in 1991, owner Sam Hammam had the idea to move the Dons to Dublin. In the end the FAI and FIFA blocked the move, and Wimbledon ended up moving to Milton Keynes, later to be renamed to MK Dons. Specs Gonzalez is joined by co-host Tego Sigel and Ciaran Carlin to discuss what would have happened if Wimbledon had become the Dublin Dons. Would Wimbledon become Premier League Champions? Does Dublin become the number one city in Europe? Do Wimbledon become an elite European team? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

On the last day of the season in 2006, Tottenham needed a win at West Ham to secure Champions League football. They were all set to qualify until late on Saturday night when ten players became seriously ill after having dinner at their hotel. Tottenham's request to postpone the game was rejected so the match went ahead. It was clear Spurs were not 100% and they went on to lose 2-1 and finish 5th, losing the last Champions League place to rivals Arsenal. Specs Gonzalez is joined by co-host Tego Siegel and Tottenham fan Craig Mitch to ask the question - 'What If Tottenham's Lasagna-Gate had never happened?' Would they have qualified for the Champions League? Would this have turned the club into title challengers? Does Daniel Levy go big in the transfer market? What would have happened to Arsenal? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

If Blackburn Signed Zidane is back for Season 3, looking back at football’s greatest ‘what if’ moments and diving into the multiverse to put things right on the timeline. In episode four, host Specs Gonzalez is joined by co-host Tego Sigel and Adam McKola to ask what if Paul Scholes wasn't ruled offside against Porto in 2004? Scholes had doubled Manchester United's lead just before half time but was wrongly judged as offside which cost them dearly. United were eventually knocked out in the last minute by Mourinho's Porto. But what if the goal had stood? Would they have won the game and gone on to win the Champions League? Would Sir Alex have left United earlier? What would have happened to Mourinho? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination.

Host: Specs Gonzalez

Produced by: Alpha Barrie.

A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.