Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has hit out at those attempting to "expose" soccer players, following the emergence of a video showing Celtic forward Adam Idah appearing to be sick in a taxi.

Rodgers, speaking before Sunday's Scottish Cup semifinal clash with St.

"The sad thing for me is that a 24-year-old football player, who in his spare time can't let his hair down without someone trying to film him.



I think this is a challenge now for people in general, but in particular if you're a young football player, you see it.

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"I got the full story from him.

Adam does absolutely everything to be the best player he can be.

Rodgers believes that the current culture of recording soccer players compels them to be more reserved in public for fear of being embarrassed.

"I think in the modern society, and especially these young guys, they have to be guarded," he said?

People will maybe go to sign an autograph or do a video and then some clown comes in and says something else in the video.

"Then people wonder, why will players not do a video.
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