Sounds of the sir, sir.

Man I got swag.

I've been a blue shirt chaste in a bag.

Long ball from the back.

Welcome to Chelsea Micup.

I'm your host Mike Ryan Ruiz.

Emotional, as I've described myself and been described by others and Chris Wittingham my neutral observer co-host

Emotion is a good word for what we witnessed over the course of these festive fixtures we saw the highest of highs in the London Darby's

and not necessarily the lowest lows, but you suffered some disappointment if you're a Chelsea supporter.

All in all, especially with how some of the other results played out in the Premier League,

Chelsea are still doing all right.

It was certainly a lot more precarious their situation before they face Tottenham Hotspur, but you do kind of feel what could have been with Chelsea.

Right, because they actually built on their lead for the top four despite drawing away to Brighton which is a result that you wouldn't want and yet because Man United lost in convincing fashion a way to Arsenal and Tottenham also lost.

You've advanced your lead to five points on Man United, six points clear of Tottenham and

Wolves who also lost to Watford.

The festive fixtures, it's too much. Let's start there, it's too much.

Let's start there, it's too much.

Three games in a week is too much.

Too much. Let Rebecca Lowe see her family.

It's too much.

It's Christmas.

Come on, let's let's let's let's

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