Espanyol is holding an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders this Friday, in which a capital increase of almost 38 million, which will clean up the perico team and allow it to return to the 1:1 rule of the fair play of the League. As is customary at the blue and white club, it will be conducted online, and shareholders' requests and questions, previously submitted through an online platform, will be read and answered aloud by the club. This means that there will be no repeat of interventions like those of the illustrious Quimet Cañellas, which popularized the phrase "Good afternoon, my friends all." Nor violent episodes, such as the one suffered by Ernest Vilches in 2012, on November 19, when a handful of fans tried to attack him after displaying an Estelada flag with the Espanyol colors during his speaking turn at the Fira de Cornellà.