Barnsley's Poya Asbaghi: "It's great to see that level of intensity and feeling and you don't get it in other countries, but it has to stop at the final whistle. He's the coach of Cardiff and he's won a game 1-0, so you have to win with style and he said some not very nice things to us that I won't repeat, but my assistant reacted to it.
"The fine margins are not going in our favour, but I can't sit here and say we lost the game because of the referee. We conceded from the only chance they created and we shouldn't have done because we had the advantage in that situation."
Cardiff's Steve Morison: "The game wasn't a great spectacle - it was a horrible game and wasn't our finest performance, but he [Ikpeazu] had that one moment and he got to show how strong and powerful he is. He is hard to stop when he gets going and is a great kid who has come into the club with a smile on his face. He's brought a nice energy to the squad and the lads have told him he's got to go to the gym because he's not strong enough.
"They didn't like the fact that we beat them and I don't think they covered themselves in glory all night by hiding the towels on the side of the pitch and putting them up ballboys' jumpers when we were taking throw-ins. But karma came back and bit them on the backside. One member of their staff followed me down the tunnel, but he picked the wrong person and then the security got involved, but it was handbags really."