League Two side Grimsby Town have come in for criticism for using a video of Harvey Price in the aftermath of their FA Cup win at Southampton.
The lower-league side, who won promotion up to the fourth tier last season, beat their Premier League opponents thanks to a Gavan Holohan double at St Mary's. They are the lowest-ranked team left in the FA Cup, and have a chance of earning a trip to Wembley if they can shock Brighton in the quarter-finals.
However, their use of TV personality Katie Price's son, who has Prader-Willi syndrome, autism, ADHD and partial blindness, has prompted some angry social media reaction. Grimsby have since deleted the tweet in question. It carried the caption: "Signing off for the night! Enjoy your night, Town fans" along with a video of Harvey in which he says "what a day".