Jeremy Clarkson hits back at ‘deluded fool’ for ridiculous noise complaint

JEREMY Clarkson has hit back at an angry Facebook user who made a “ridiculous” complaint about noisy farm work.

The TV presenter didn’t hold back, branding them a “deluded fool” after he complained about tractor noise in Leicestershire.

Jeremy Clarkson hit back at a Facebook user who made a ridiculous noise complaintCredit: Instagram

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The Facebook user moaned about the noise of tractors at nightCredit: Twitter

The angry post was initially shared on the Spotted Earl Shilton Facebook page before a local resident sent a screenshot of it to Jeremy.

It read: “Why at almost 11pm at night are we still getting tractors run down the road on Belle Vue. FFS do it during the bl**dy day.”

The former Top Gear presenter wasted no time in responding to the angry outburst and didn’t hold back.

“Yeah. Not sure the deluded fool knows much,” the 61-year-old tweeted.

His response quickly went viral, leaving the poster, Twitter user Austyn Williams, red-faced.

Williams later explained: “I’m the guy who posted that as Facebook status. It was a question, not a dig at farmers.”

Jeremy has been documenting life on his farm on his hit Amazon Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm.

Season one saw Jeremy helped on the farm by Kaleb Cooper and other agricultural experts, as the farm suffered various calamities along the way.

The show proved to be a big hit with viewers, who are eagerly awaiting a second installment, although an official release date has not yet been given.

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Jeremy has become an avid farmer and now documents his fam life on his Amazon seriesCredit: Amazon Prime
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