"There is disappointment [in the changing room] because we've not won the game, and that is always the overriding emotion whether it is the second last game or if it's the second game."
"It doesn't make any difference because we set out to win and we tried to win. There will always be frustration for the fact that I think when you get a point and haven't played well, you can be quite content, but we feel we played well and had enough opportunities to make a difference and to score, and we didn't take them."
"Depending on what happens in the next couple of games will determine how important or not important that point will be."
"We were never thought to be in contention for the top two at any point, not with anybody, and we are still here with one game to play. For that to be the case, this group of players has done magnificently well."
Millwall's manager, Alex Neil, expressed disappointment after the team's 1-1 draw against Leicester, highlighting the overriding emotion of not winning. He acknowledged that while a point can be satisfactory when playing poorly, the team felt they performed well and missed opportunities to score. The importance of the point will depend on future games, and Neil emphasized the goal of finishing with as many points as possible. He noted that the team was not expected to contend for the top two positions but has performed admirably.
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