Andy Awford was made permanent Pompey manager in May 2014, after a successful period in a caretaker capacity.
The former Fratton defender took over from Richie Barker on March 27 and won five out of his six games in charge to steer the Blues to League Two safety.
Awford couldn’t replicate that success the following campaign, however, and was sacked less than a year into the job with Pompey 14th in the table.
In total, he made 20 signings in the PO4 hot seat. We've taken a look at where they all are today...
9. Paul Robinson
The centre-back made a superb impact when initially on loan from Millwall before joining Pompey on a permanent basis. However, he was surprisingly jettisoned when Paul Cook took charge and subsequently helped AFC Wimbledon to promotion in 2016. Robinson returned to Pompey as first-team coach in 2018 while also playing for the Hawks. He’s now retired and is Millwall under-23s assistant manager. Photo: Joe Pepler
10. Peter Brezovan
The keeper spent roughly two weeks at Pompey before leaving for Tranmere. He had a loan at Southport and the 40-year-old is now retired. Photo: Joe Pepler
11. Michael Drennan
The Aston Villa loanee returned to Pompey in September 2014 after an eye-catching loan spell the previous season. However, he didn’t net in four games. Drennan moved back to his native Ireland and is now playing for local Kilkenny side Evergreen. Photo: Joe Pepler
12. Marcus Bean
The midfielder joined from Colchester on loan but managed just six appearances, scoring once. He moved to Wycombe in January 2015 where he spent four-and-a-half seasons and helped the Chairboys to League Two promotion two years ago. He retired a year later. Photo: Joe Pepler