As Scotty points out the waters are pretty muddy especially after several years and they were no less muddy at the time. Dundee did indeed vote against ICT being allowed to groundshare with Aberdeen and i personally was pretty vocal in my condemnation of our boards decision at the time.Jimmy and Peter Marr, in fairness, took the time to come to a meeting in Inverness and explained they had documentary evidence from the SFA that 31st March was the date for goundshares and they had been forced to comply to similar when the same applied to us,i got the feeling the veto was more to do with preventing Aberdeen gaining financial advantage than preventing ICT's advancement and definately nothing to do with hoping to split any parachute payment!! Indeed,at the time there were also 2 other proposals on the table from ICT which would have allowed ICT to play at home from the start of season which the Marrs voted in favour of, but 7 clubs voted against!!
I'm no great lover of the Marrs,but they got flak for this and put their hands up and explained their reasoning,bear in mind it was a secret vote and they had no obligation to say which way they voted but did, while others attempted to spin things in their favour once public opinion became apparent.