the starting lineup for the replay that Kerry won after extra-time. He was at Left Corner Back for the [[2000 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final]|All-Ireland final]] with Galway. The side ended level at full time on a 0-14 each scoreline. He again started for the replay that Kerry would go on to win on a 0–17 to 1-10 scoreline. Where he had missed out in 1997 Hassett won his first medal without issue. He would only play in two National League games in the 2000/01 season. He played no part in Kerrys opening two Munster championship games, but appeared as a sub to win his fourth Munster title. He would again come on as Kerry drew with Dublin in the All-Ireland Quarter-final in Thurles. He was surprisingly back in the starting line up for the All-Ireland semi-final with Meath. While many expected a classic between the previous two All-Ireland champions, it was anything but as Kerry fell to one of their biggest championship losses on a 2–14 to 0-05 scoreline. Despite being just 27 years old it would turn out to be his last game with Kerry. References External links Terrace Talk :: Kerry Football :: Championship Appearances :: Mike Hassett Laune in bid to hold onto Mike Hassett - HoganStand Hassett joins An Tochar - HoganStand Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Irish schoolteachers Laune Rangers Gaelic footballers Kerry inter-county Gaelic footballers Munster inter-provincial Gaelic footballers An Tochar Gaelic footballers