The striker completed a stunning move to AFC Portchester earlier this month, and has already been among the goals in pre-season friendlies.
Pitman is one of the more high-profile ex-Blues names to have dropped down into the Wessex once their professional days were over.
But former Champions League and Premier League players can be found in the list, as well as two genuine Fratton Park legends.
5. Ellis Martin
The defender failed to make a competitive appearance for Pompey, though he did appear in first team pre-season friendlies in 2010 against the likes of Fulham and DC United. Played for AFC Portchester in 2019/20 and made a handful of appearances for Moneyfields and Baffins Milton Rovers last season. Picture by Malcolm Wells. Photo: -
6. Matt Tubbs
Scored a hat-trick in his eighth game for Pompey, in a 6-2 win at Cambridge in February 2015. That was the season he ended up as the leading scorer in League 2 with 21 goals - the majority for AFC Wimbledon before his January transfer window switch. Later played for a variety of non-league teams - Gosport Borough and Hawks among them - before signing for Wessex League Bashley earlier this year. Scored five goals in two starts plus seven sub outings - including a first-half treble against Fareham - as the New Forest club won promotion as runners-up. Photo: Joe Pepler
7. Patrick Agyemang
The forward made 42 league starts for Pompey, plus another 22 off the bench - scoring seven goals - before his release in 2015. Came out of retirement in November 2017 to make his Baffins Milton Rovers debut in an FA Vase tie at Horley. Rovers lost 4-1 and Agyemang, who played in the Premier League for QPR in 2011, was never seen again. Photo: Joe Pepler
8. Vincent Pericard
The only footballer whose CV includes a Champions League group stage appearance (for Juventus) and a Wessex League outing. The striker played his only game for Moneyfields against Folland in January 2015 aged just 33. Photo: John Walton