“What happens happens at the end of the season, they are going to be remembered.”
Pochettino, 46, has been Spurs boss since joining from Southampton in 2014.
Although the Argentine is yet to win a major trophy as a manager, he has earned praise from both pundits and fellow managers for his impressive style of play.
Spurs remain in touch of Premier League leaders City with 12 games remaining, but Pochettino thinks whether they finish first, or anywhere else, that the character his players have shown is ‘amazing’.
Tottenham beat Leicester 3-1 on Sunday (Image: GETTY)
During this season we are fighting a lot of circumstances
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino
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He said: “If we win some title, in the history but if not in the history too because all of the circumstances against how we are fighting and showing character is amazing.
“Remember when we played Manchester City on a Monday and played West Ham at the London Stadium in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday. We played Monday evening and Wednesday evening.
“During this season we are fighting a lot of circumstances and that [run] is one more.”
Tottenham are now five points behind Liverpool and Manchester City in the Premier League (Image: GETTY)
Former Tottenham striker Peter Crouch, who recently rejoined the Premier League with strugglers Burnley, has claimed that it is ‘madness’ to rule Spurs out of the race.
“It's madness [to rule them out], given there is so much football to play,” Crouch told MailOnline.
“I know bookmakers have them as third favourites but, for the points they have racked up, you simply cannot take them out of the discussion."
Next up for Tottenham is Wednesday night's Champions League round of 16 showdown with Borussia Dortmund.