JEREMY Clarkson has taken a savage swipe at the BAFTAs just moments after winning his second ever NTA for Clarkson’s Farm.
The 66-year-old won big on Tuesday night, walking away with the award for the Best Docuseries beating out At Home With The Furys and Stacey & Joe.
While posing with his trophy for snaps after his speech, Jeremy let slip what he really thinks about the BAFTAs.
He said: “My advice is if you have won a BAFTA you’ve made a sh*t programme! If you win a BAFTA, the people like you.”
Jeremy told how winning his NTA was an “honour” and it took a “huge team effort.”
“It is a public vote which is a thrill,” added Jeremy.
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Last week, it was revealed that 11 of Jeremy’s easy sheep had been stolen from his Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire.
He discovered the animals were missing when he went to count his flock with his co-star Kaleb Cooper.
Speaking on the sheep theft, Jeremy admitted: “It’s a forgone conclusion you ate one last night. Someone stole them.
“They’re not on the farm, there’s no blood and guts there. They’re breeding ewes, that’s £2,000 of sheep so it’s genuinely annoying.
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“Farmers are armed so I don’t know why people have felt like that.”
The broadcaster also opened up on his health after his cancer diagnosis featured in episode seven of the last series of Clarkson’s Farm.
“It was annoying. I had a heart thing and a bit of cancer. We live in a time where doctors can fix you very quickly,” explained Jeremy.
“Caleb was annoyed when I came back after two weeks. I missed the harvest.”
Jeremy then made clear that him and his co-stars won’t be partying to celebrate their win tonight as he’s got a farm to run.
He added: “The entire choir are going back to their farms. You can’t just leave a farm. Caleb I’m sure would love to go to the after party but he can’t.
“When you’re farming that’s what you do. You don’t have a night off.”
Last year Jeremy and his team won the NTA for the Best Factual Entertainment series.