Meet the Team

Craig Molloy

With 16 years and 296 appearances in professional football, across all four divisions in Scottish football, with St Mirren, Stenhousemuir, Stirling Albion and Brechin City, in which is was the captain for two seasons.

Now as the founder of Craig Molloy Coaching C.I.C, I am committed to enhancing the lives of both young and older generations in Inverclyde through the weekly football programmes that we offer.

We want to make football affordable and sustainable for all, ensuring everyone in the community has the chance to play regardless of their background, our aim is to connect as many people as possible in the area through the power of football.

Fallon Doyle

I first began coaching with the organisation in November 2024 as a sessional worker.

I started my full time apprenticeship with the organisation in April 2025. I love seeing all the kids at each session having fun.

I have had a passion for football since I was 5 years old, I started my football journey at St Andrews, I am now captain for greenock highschool under 18s and previously Morton, I was also selected for the district school teams.

Kian Lepick

I have been a coach at Craig Molloy Coaching for over 18 months now, starting off as a sessional that started my sports coaching apprenticeship on April 25.

I love getting to see all the kids each week and how they are improving and more importantly how much they enjoy it.

My passion for football started when I was just 4 years old at the local team St Andrew, I played there for 12 years being captain for 5 of them,I then signed for Greenock Juniors u18s team, I have also played and captained my school and district team to success.

Trauma-informed Practice

We are trauma informed because we recognise that many individuals, both young and old, have experienced difficult or distressing events that can impact their behaviour, learning and well being.

By adopting a trauma informed approach, we create a safe, supportive environment where people feel understood, respected and valued. This means focusing on building trust, promoting emotional safety and responding with empathy rather than judgement.

Being trauma informed is not just a practice, it’s a commitment to care and inclusion.

Volunteer with Craig Molloy Coaching!

Passionate about helping others achieve their goals? We’re open to volunteers joining the Craig Molloy Coaching team! If you’re interested in making a difference and gaining valuable experience, we’d love to hear from you.

Meet the Team

Craig Molloy

Fallon Doyle

Kian Lepick

Trauma-informed Practice

Volunteer with Craig Molloy Coaching!

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