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Nevertheless, the return of Billy Davies – "King Billy'" to some adoring fans at the City Ground – convinced Hasawi to keep spending and Jamie Paterson (£1m) Djamel Abdoun (£1.5m) Jamie Mackie (£1m) and Kelvin Wilson (£2.25m) arrived in the summer with the owner talking about Forest ultimately challenging for a third "European Championship".
But prison hardened him further, particularly through links he made to Djamel Beghal, a jihadist convicted for attempting to bomb the American embassy in Paris in 2001.
"He has really tightened things up," says Saïd Djamel, a butcher.
After their release from prison, Coulibaly and Kouachi visited a well-known Islamist, Djamel Beghal, who was under house arrest in southern France.
Both men and possibly Boumeddiene were avid followers of extremist Djamel Beghal.
It said Cherif Kouachi, 32 - subject of a massive manhunt in France along with his brother Said, 34 – was a disciple of Djamel Beghal, who is alleged to have recruited Richard Reid, known as the shoe bomber, and Zacarias Moussaoui, said to have been the "20th hijacker" in the 9/11 attacks.
Milan fielded eight of the team which eviscerated Arsenal in San Siro but, admitted coach Massimiliano Allegri, took a risk by including two European rookies, teenage striker Stephan El Shaarawy and left-back Djamel Mesbah, and playing three forwards.
Both twenty-three, they found a mentor in a veteran jihadist named Djamel Beghal, who had been born in Algeria and had brought radical Islamist views with him when he moved to France, in 1987.
The Barça players talked about penalty claims that were turned down, when the goalkeeper Abbiati collided with Sanchez and later when the Milan substitute Djamel Mesbah fouled Carles Puyol.
"We need to discuss it among ourselves," said Algeria's Djamel Mesbah.
Djamel Beghal, who has emerged as a mentor to two of the gunmen involved in last week's attacks in Paris, has been on the radar of western intelligence agencies for more than 15 years.
