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A Hampshire Police investigation into the flashpoint concluded no further action was needed, with Bielik being issued a community resolution order.
He also sent a written apology to the fan before he was charged by the Football Association.
Barry-Murphy provided a character reference and witness statement for Bielik’s independent regulatory commission hearing.
And he is keen for everyone to learn from the incident.
“Kystian apologised for what he did and the FA did the process like they want,” he said.
“All our players are aware of what we expect from them, and Krystian’s no different.
“Our job, because we work with these crowds, is to make sure [the players] have an awareness of what’s expected of them to remain professional at all times.
“But they’re not robots and they’re not perfect so there will be things that happen that we don’t predict or anticipate.
“Once it happens we just have to make sure we learn from it make sure it doesn’t happen again.”
