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Leicester City boss Gary Rowett says the the Foxes are down to one last roll of the dice to try and stay up.

Pundits fear relegation is likely and fans seem to overwhelming echo those feelings.

Out of curiosity, are there any 'glass half full' supporters out there still?

Sure, it looks grim and Leicester could be a week away from relegation to League One, but surely where there is a mathematical chance of staying up there has to be hope... yes?

Or is the club famous for the 5,000-1 Premier League title win now nailed on for their second relegation in as many years?

Leicester fans can have your say here.

Check back in the next day and we will have a selection of responses.

"As a group we have to get up and go again. We've got Portsmouth ahead of us which is probably the game of the season, we have to fully focus on that with everything we've got."

Leicester City goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk shares his post-match thoughts after their 1-0 defeat to Swansea City at the weekend as Owynn Palmer-Atkin and Matt Piper discuss the huge challenge the Foxes face in their bid to stay in the Championship.

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Leicester City boss Gary Rowett spoke BBC Radio Leicester following Saturday's 1-0 defeat by Swansea.

"I'm really frustrated. If you look at the first half, OK we were not at our best but I still felt as though we just shaded the first half and we had slightly more chances," he said.

"Sometimes it feels like we've got to score the perfect goal, or a worldie of a goal from 30 yards away, and that's not how the game works. Occasionally you have got got to score different types of goals.

"The 10 games I've had here has felt like 40 because the way we have given goals away and have given teams a lift in a time when they haven't really had to go and earn it.

"It's a ridiculous decision to try and play a short free-kick when the box is open and we have everyone loaded up in the box. They then run the length of the field and end up scoring, which shouldn't happen.

"We keep making poor mistakes. And from that point on you want to see, and I certainly wanted to see, a better reaction. I wanted to see a more desperate team fighting for their lives trying to get back into the game.

"But we just fizzled out, really. It was our reaction to that goal that was the poorest thing and most disappointing thing.

"Ultimately, we've got ourselves into this mess and we have to get ourselves out of this mess. And it's a big week coming up."