( Observer Network ) According to the Argentine media "TyC Sports" report on the 10th local time, in the just-concluded World Cup quarter-finals, Argentina defeated the "dead enemy" Dutch to advance to the top 4. 18 yellow cards and 1 red card were issued throughout the game. The two teams clashed continuously on the field, and even almost triggered "full martial arts". In addition to the exciting game, the drama was even more dramatic.
The conflict between the two sides continued outside the field. Even the always-good Messi became a "drillet barrel". He opened fire and beat the referee Raos and the Dutch coach Van Gaal , but also interrupted the live interview and shouted at the Dutch center Wehest in front of the camera, "What do you think? Stupid X" and "Go as far as you go". Suddenly, he left the reporter so frightened that he looked panicked, which also caused an uproar on the Internet.
TyC Sports said Messi may be dissatisfied with Werkowst pushing him down after he kicked off. Messi said to this, "I respect everyone and want to be respected. Werkhorn has been provoking since he came on the court, but fortunately we are the winners."

On December 10, Beijing time, in the quarter-finals of the Qatar World Cup, Argentina and the Netherlands fought a 2-2 draw in 120 minutes. In the end, in the penalty shootout, the Pampas Eagles won 24-3, eliminated the Netherlands 6-5 in total, and advanced to the semi-finals.
Messi was named the best player in this game. This is his 9th time he was elected as the best player in a single game in the World Cup, setting a new historical record again. However, after the game, his video of his furiousness attracted everyone's attention: During the live broadcast of
, Messi suddenly interrupted the interview and looked out at the camera and started cursing: "What are you looking at? Stupid X?" "Get out quickly, get away, go away as far as you can!" The frightened reporter looked at a loss and put his hand on Messi's shoulder, trying to calm his anger.
TyC Sports later reported that Messi was the Dutch team's No. 19 player Wehest, who was criticized in person, had already had unhappiness in the passage leading to the locker room.
Wehest wanted to exchange jerseys with Messi and shook hands, but Messi refused, who went to the media area for an interview. As a result, Vejost was not happy, but he was persuaded by the people from the Argentina team, and Aguero also stepped forward to become a "peacemaker".

Wejost was stopped by Aguero and others. Screenshot from TyC Sports
Both sides pulled and pulled, which led to the scene of Messi swearing from the air.
Aguero, a "bad friend", also spoofed the good brother's angry look: "When others look at your wife: Messi cursed.gif."

Wester said when talking about this, that Messi not only did not accept the exchange of jerseys, but also cursed a lot of swear words at himself, but he didn't understand Spanish so he was not sure what the other party scolded. This incident made him very disappointed with Messi.
And the reason why Messi was out of control was because he was dissatisfied with Werkonst's provocation on the court, "I respect everyone and want to be respected. But their coach (Van Gaal) did not respect us. The opponent's No. 19 has started to provoke us, hit us, and say something to us since he came on the court. Fortunately, we are the winners, and we want to enjoy this moment. Maradona is watching us, and he blessed us on it."
TyC Sports mentioned that after Werkonst scored the first goal, Messi was pushed down by him in the kickoff and fell to the ground in pain.

Not only Wehorst, but Messi and Dutch coach Van Gaal are not small. He repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with Van Gaal on the court. After scoring a penalty kick, Messi ran to the Netherlands bench and looked at Van Gaal, making the signature celebration move of the Argentine team's old senior Riquelme "Hands in your ears".
TyC Sports said Messi's move was to help Riquelme "revenge" because the latter was not reused during Van Gaal's coaching , Barcelona , resulting in a serious impact on his career.

After the game, Argentina's Paredes and Lautaro still follow the example, and smiled and said, "When Messi was angry, things were going big, he was super dangerous."

After the penalty shootout, Messi angrily "killed" to the Dutch bench, and was excited to say something to Van Gaal. Dutch assistant coach Davis quickly stepped forward to separate the two. According to reports, Messi also made a gesture of "shut up" the other party at that time.

Messi did not forget to connotate Van Gaal in an interview after the game, and said mockingly: "Van Gaal said he wanted to play beautiful football, but all he did was to go to the high center and then take a high ball."
Van Gaal arranged high-altitude bombing tactics once made the Netherlands drag the game into overtime, but in the end he lost in the penalty shootout.

The sadness and joy of the people are not consistent in the picture. From Aguero's Twitter
, Martinez, who saved two key goals, was the "iron fan" of Messi, he added that Van Gaal frequently spoke ruthlessly before the game was one of the reasons why they were disgusted.
At the press conference before the game, Van Gaal spoke out such words as "We and the Argentina team still have some calculations to settle" and "(Argentina) changes the team to the team, which means they are very afraid of us."
"It's him who is urging the fire. I want him to shut up before the game. One thing I learned from football is that you can't say too much before the game, and you look like you are sure to win. This gives me a lot of motivation to speak with the results of the game."
Martinez also said that he had talked about this with Messi, who also agreed that the Dutch team had said too much empty words and said that he wanted to score two goals in response.
The opposite of Argentina's complaints was that Dutch goalkeeper Noppert, who swore before the game, said that "he could save Messi's penalty kick", had a very high evaluation of Messi after the game. "Messi took a long time to choose a corner, and after that I could only stand there and wait. This is strength, pay tribute to him."

And it was not only that that made Messi popular. If Van Gaal is the reason for Messi's furious hair, then referee Raos is the "oil" that adds fuel to the fire.
According to Yangzi Evening News , the Spanish referee, who became an international referee in 2011, has rich law enforcement experience in La Liga and intercontinental competitions. But because he is accustomed to maintaining absolute authority on the court, he cannot tolerate any doubt and is nicknamed "little princess" by fans.
It is precisely because of his "arbitrary" that in the final round of the 2013-14 La Liga season, Raoz misjudged a good goal from Messi, causing Barcelona to lose the league championship of the season. Even after the game, he admitted that the misjudgment was not helpful.
The "old hatred" has not yet ended, and "new hatred" has come again. Throughout the game, Raos gave 18 yellow cards and 1 red card. This data not only greatly increased the record of the previous 10 yellow cards in this World Cup, but also set a record of yellow cards in a single game (16 photos) in one game.
Among them, 8 players in the Argentina team were yellow, coach Scaloni and assistant coach Samuel also got 1 yellow each, Akuña and Montel will miss the semi-finals due to accumulated yellow cards.

Raos's call made the game fragmented, not to mention that the Dutch team used an free kick to equalize the score at the last moment of regular game time, dragging the game into overtime, which made Messi very upset. "When they equalized the score, I was very angry because I thought it was very unfair. That goal came from a non-existent foul."
Although I was very happy to win the game in the end, when I recalled, it became more and more angry the more I thought about it. "Happy is happiness, but we shouldn't be in overtime, let alone penalty shootouts."
Messi pointed out that Raoz was not competed for the referee, "I don't want to talk about the referee, because you can't tell the truth, otherwise you will be punished. But FIFA must think carefully. They can't arrange such referees in such a game, and they can't arrange a referee who is not competent for law enforcement."
Van Gaal reached an agreement with Messi on "dissatisfied with the referee", but he believes that the super long stoppage time is fine. The one with the problem is the penalty kick obtained by the Argentine team. "In my eyes, this is a suspicious penalty. I hope to see the reason for the penalty. Everything the Argentine does is wasting time.I don't like referees, but we didn't lose because of the referee, we lost because we tied the game. "
Bombarded the referee, shouted at Van Gaal, interrupted the interview and made rude comments... One game turned "Mr. Nice" Messi into a "bucket of dynamite".
The situation is so rare that even TyC Sports had to joke: It seems that whether on or off the court, Messi is becoming more and more like Maradona, who is famous for his explosive temper.

Due to their eagerness to win, both teams were actually very angry during the game. The most intense conflict occurred in the 89th minute. After being fouled by a tackle, Argentina's Paredes deliberately kicked the ball towards the Dutch bench, almost triggering a brawl between the two teams.
Fortunately, both sides controlled their emotions in the end, so that the all-out showdown between the Netherlands and Portugal in 2006 was not repeated in the World Cup. In the end, Paredes was given a yellow card by and warned .

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