Comments made before Mick Beale turned down the chance to talk to Wolves
QPR manager Mick Beale said:
"I haven't spoken to [director of football] Les Ferdinand or anyone, so nothing has changed.
"I took the decision to turn my phone off because we had this game to concentrate on. The moment Les speaks to me I'll know one way or another. If an offer comes in officially, you don't have to take it. You have to weigh up everything.
"It would be difficult to leave. Football is about feelings and relationships. We've built strong relationships here.
"It's 100 per cent a dream of mine to manage in the Premier League. That's not a secret.
"But it has to be the right opportunity, the right moment and the right club. And they would have to give me a really clear understanding of where that club is going."
Cardiff City manager Mark Hudson
"I feel sorry for the players and the fans because the turning point was the penalty and sending-off which is very difficult to take.
"He [Jack Simpson] was the right side of the player and the forward has kicked the back of his leg. I was surprised it was also a red card and we will have to look to see if we can do anything [appeal] about it. It was very disappointing.
"However we didn't start well and you can't do that. We kept in the game by grinding away against a team in form but then a decision goes like that."