Flynn is favorite for the role of Wales

Brian Flynn has impressed as coach of Wales-21 Brian Flynn must be offered the opportunity to be Manager of caretaker of Wales ' for your next two qualifiers for UEFA EURO 2012 next month, BBC Sport understands.

Wales ' youth guru has been in talks with heads of Football Association of Wales and believed that it will be offered the temporary position on Monday.

"Decisions are taken and carefully considered. Let's see on Monday when the situation is clarified," he said.

The FAW finally want a permanent successor to John Toshack.

The 61-year-old got down on Thursday after opening Euro 2012 qualifying defeat Friday in Montenegro.

The FAW insist that they have not appointed a substitute to Toshack, either in part or full time, such as your CEO Jonathan Ford is in Athens to a meeting of UEFA Congress.

The Welsh FA are expected to make an announcement about the position on Monday-but Flynn itself isn't surprised to be connected with the work.

"Obviously (is) due to my position within the framework of Wales," Flynn said Yorkshire Radio.

"I have a good job at the moment I've been working very closely with John in the last six years.

"The greatest motivation for me and for players has been that John is not afraid to play the young players and give them an opportunity which has been great for me, working in this environment".

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And Flynn seems to be its candidate nominated to take the reins Welsh for the qualifiers against Bulgaria in Cardiff on October 8 and Switzerland on 12 October.

The Welsh FA will have five months to decide whether to confirm Flynn permanently in post-assuming he wants to work full-time or nominate someone.

But Welsh Tony Pulis, Manager of Premier League Stoke City, supported credits Flynn for the job.

"I would give to Brian Flynn," said Pulis, who had insisted the wave is "too early" managerial career.

"I think Brian brought a lot of young players through that John was used as an interim Manager, to give the selectors for a little time to choose someone, then I'd let Brian start with it.

The 54-year-old, who will find themselves with their cast-19 of Wales on Saturday before Tuesday's friendly in Liechtenstein, was a popular and highly respected among fans and readers.

Flynn was unearthed and developed young ex-captain that Gary Speed was hailed as "the most talented team for 10 years."

And now the former manager of Blackpool and Wrexham is the favorite to accompany his protege Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Jack Collison etc in senior set-up Wales '.

Toshack, who stood down after Wales disappointing opening Euro 2012 qualifying defeat in Montenegro Friday, named Flynn six years ago, with the mandate to complete the senior squad with young talent to replace the aging internationals.

Flynn applied and was interviewed by job manager Wales-the third time that he was interviewed for the post of Wales-that Toshack began when Mark Hughes left to manage the Blackburn Rovers in 2004.

Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs, Manager of Millwall Kenny Jackett, new Sheffield United chief Gary Speed and Pulis, were excluded from the replacement of Toshack.

Former Wales, John Hartson, which has the Uefa Pro licence badges although now have managerial experience, revealed that he has applied for the job.

Former manager of Fulham and Wales defenseman Chris Coleman also stated an interest in the post as head of Wrexham and former Wales, Dean Saunders, a coach under Toshack, refuses to talk about the wave of managerial Wales.

But respected coach Flynn, former Leeds and Burnley that won 66 Wales caps, between 1975 and 1984 is favorite to get your dream job.

Flynn starred the last time Wales qualified for a final phase when the Welsh reached the UEFA European Championship quarter of 1976-finals, losing over two legs to Yugoslavia.

He succeeded in Wrexham for 12 years and inspired the Welsh Club for one of the biggest shocks FA Cup in history as Wrexham beat League champion Arsenal 2-1 in the third round in January 1992.

Flynn guided Wrexham II Promotion Division and the FA Cup quarter in 1997-parting company in October 2001.

Flynn was revealed Blackpool Manager in September 2002 and guided hand fighting-ensuring the survival of the League on the last day of the season-and helped them to safety before leaving in the middle of the 2003–04 season.

Toshack named Flynn as Welsh guru youth in December 2004 and he transformed an under-21 side of Wales who succeeded in winning a game at 26 attempts between March 1997 and October 2002.

Young Flynn narrowly missed out on 2009-21 European Championship-England strictly, losing to eventual runner-up in a play-off of two hands.

And although lead its pool of virtually the entire campaign, under-21 side Wales ' narrowly missed out on a play-off for the 2011 Championships after a 1-0 defeat in Italy on Tuesday.

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