Cardiff's Brian Barry-Murphy:
"The way the players responded was incredible, really.
"In the second half it felt as if it was only a matter of time, and I was pretty sure we would get the winner.
"But we just couldn't find a finish. The goalkeeper (Viktor Johansson) is a brilliant goalkeeper. He's always been a top goalkeeper at this level, and I knew we'd have to finish well to beat him.
"In Joel's case we did, but on other occasions it wasn't possible.
"I wouldn't use the phrase 'turning point'. It's too early in the season. It's very early days, we have to remain calm.
"As players, we have to be really professional and calm, stay focused and not get carried away by too many perceived highs or too many perceived lows.
"The players are in a great place, really focused and really together."
Stoke's Mark Robins:
"We allowed them too much of the ball, but that's the way they build and that's the way Brian plays.
"We just gave them too many opportunities and they had a lot of chances.
"We had a couple of really good moments to go 2-0 up and then we conceded the goal.
"We ran out of steam in one or two positions, but I thought we dug in and ground a point out.
"But we've got seven points from three games and this is our first away point of the season."
