Source: Team_Talk
Wales chief considers Church call
The 20-year-old striker won his first cap as a second-half substitute in last week's 1-0 friendly win over Estonia in Llanelli.
Wales head into Saturday's World Cup Group Four qualifier, which will be played in the searing heat of the Azeri capital Baku, with a squad decimated by injuries.
Church has impressed in training, and could well partner Robert Earnshaw up front with Toshack missing Craig Bellamy and Ched Evans through injury.
Toshack said: "Simon is now in the frame. He has impressed recently and has worked hard with Brian Flynn in the Under-21 set-up.
"He has joined a couple of other lads - Evans and Sam Vokes - as becoming an emerging front line for us.
"These three have come through over the last 18 months. And Simon got goals for the Under-21s against England and forced his way into Reading's side that contested the play-offs.
"He has done well and is certainly in our thoughts now for his full debut having won his first cap on Friday as a late substitute against Estonia."
Toshack also admitted he faces a tough decision between Wayne Hennessey and Boaz Myhill for the goalkeeper's jersey.
He said: "Myhill has had a great season. He's relieved that Hull have stayed in the top flight and is a super professional.
"We also have high hopes for Hennessey who has had a great season too, helping Wolves into the Premier League.
"Boaz was playing and in full training up to a couple of weeks ago while Hennessey has been out of action for about five weeks, which gives us a problem.
"We have watched them both in training and I have not made my mind up yet. Considering some of the really tough decisions I have had to make, we at least have two top goalkeepers to choose from."
Wales are without 10 players through injury, and will have to rely on a very young side against Azerbaijan, with Cardiff's Joe Ledley captaining his first competitive international having worn the armband against Estonia.
