Harold Wallace

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Harold Wallace MacDonald (born September 7, 1975) is a professional Costa Rican football (soccer) player who currently plays for LD Alajuelense in his home country. He started his career with Deportivo Saprissa, being part of their minor league system. After a season with Saprissa, he was transferred to Zacatepec, of Mexico's professional football league. He then came back and signed with Saprissa's archirivals LD Alajuelense, earning a place on the starting line-up really quick. He became one of the traditional players in the national team and was selected in the squad for Costa Rica in the 2002 FIFA World Cup and 2006 FIFA World Cup. He is a defender who has established a strong reputation over his 11 year international career which has garnered 80 caps and a single goal with the national team. Also know as "El Rapero" (the raper) due his ability with the ball and the way he runs.

[edit] External links

• Harold Wallace Statistics at MedioTiempo.com (Spanish)

v • d • e Costa Rica squad - 2002 FIFA World Cup 1 Lonnis • 2 Drummond • 3 Marín • 4 Wright • 5 Martínez • 6 López • 7 Fonseca • 8 Solís • 9 Wanchope • 10 Centeno • 11 Gómez • 12 Parks • 13 Vallejos • 14 Rodríguez • 15 Wallace • 16 Bryce • 17 Medford • 18 Mesén • 19 Cordero • 20 Sunsing • 21 Chinchilla • 22 Castro • 23 Morgan • Coach: Guimarães

v • d • e Costa Rica squad - 2006 FIFA World Cup 1 Mesén • 2 Drummond • 3 Marín • 4 Umaña • 5 Martínez • 6 Fonseca • 7 Bolaños • 8 Solís • 9 Wanchope • 10 Centeno • 11 Gómez • 12 González • 13 Bernard • 14 Azofeifa • 15 Wallace • 16 Hernández • 17 Badilla • 18 Porras • 19 Saborío • 20 Sequeira • 21 Núñez • 22 Rodríguez • 23 Alfaro • Coach: Guimarães

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