England's unlikely World Cup mascot will now be watching the Lionesses from his forever home as Dave the Cat settles into his new surroundings.While football did not come home from Qatar, stray cat Dave did after the friendly feline became a firm favourite of the squad as he roamed freely around England's Al Wakrah training base.Manchester City duo John Stones and Kyle Walker were pictured with Dave on most evenings and the latter said the team would rehome the cat if England won the World Cup.D

England's unlikely World Cup mascot will now be watching the Lionesses from his forever home as Dave the Cat settles into his new surroundings.While football did not come home from Qatar, stray cat Dave did after the friendly feline became a firm favourite of the squad as he roamed freely around England's Al Wakrah training base.Manchester City duo John Stones and Kyle Walker were pictured with Dave on most evenings and the latter said the team would rehome the cat if England won the World Cup.Despite their quarter-final exit at the hands of France, Dave was still given the chance to travel to the UK and was eventually rehomed by the Football Association's media operations manager Anna Bush and her family.