It was hard to tell as he barked his orders from the sideline as he had done every week in the previous four years.
The game itself lived up to its billing of an end of season affair, with neither side really troubling the keeper in the first half. Although Martyn Corrigan went close for Well late in the half as he tried to get on the end of a David Clarkson cross.
At the other end Miller's header from a McIntyre cross left sub keeper Colin Meldrum, who had just replace the injured Smith, stranded before crashing off the bar for Well to clear.
We did finally get a goal on 58 minutes and a bizarre one it was! Paul Quinn burst into the box and his progress was halted by Charlie Mulgrew for a penalty.
Jim Hamilton's effort was saved by Craig Samson diving to his right, the ball cannoned off the post and back across goal. Kevin McBride reacted quickly to backheel the ball back into the path of Hamilton who poked home at the near post.
Just as it looked as though Well would hold on United stunned them with an equaliser, when Collin Samuel held off Bobby Donnelly to drill a low shot past Meldrum from eight yards with only four minutes left on the clock.