No just Quickstep(hey they got second and fourth at Flanders!), Astana, Euskaltel, Lampre, Katusha and BMC.
Quickstep: 2 great classic specialists in their midst and zero big wins. Horrible tactics at RVV.
Astana: well, the whole team hasn't performed at all so far.
Euskaltel: With Samu and Igor Anton they should've done better at the hilly classics and perhaps at P-N as well. Very bad time trial of Samu in Pais Vasco(losing a sprint against Klöden in P-N?)
Lampre: Meh
BMC: Great classics roster yet no podium. Unlucky that Cuddles was injured for the Ardennes, but that's cycling. But they actually did better so far than I expected.
Katusha: one of the best classics roster of all PT teams and not a single classics win... They deserve the biggest fail reward.
Leopard: Can you call this a team? At least not at Cancellara's races. Did good at Criterium International and the Ardenens classics though.
I'm not trolling Rabo because they're Dutch, but because they underperformed at the Ardennes mostly compared to their team roster. And Gesink peaking at Oman is one big WTF. Doesn't the team supervise him? He got the Tirreno-Adriatico victory handed on a silver platter and dropped it.
Teams that did great:
HTC: Math Goss rode brilliantly in M-SR. Also won P-N and Algarve with Tony Martin. Pretty good results for a team that doesn't focus at all on classics and stage races.
OPL: speaks for it self
Saxo: Had a bad team roster yet they managed to win RVV, DDV, Catalunya, Murcia, stage in T-A, stood there as a team in FW(but Contador let them down), etc
Team Radioshack: Winning Pais Vasco again and some nice victories of their young chaps and revival of Klöden. Horner also in good shape. They also had Leipheimer second at Catalunya before he got sick. Won Driedaagse van de Panne with Rosseler. Also won Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen. All those victories while everyone called them retiredshack

Also a second place at P-N+ stage win and Team classification victories in probably most stage races they entered. A team with a focus on stage races and it's working out for them.
Tjalingi's third place at P-R is a good result yes. For him. He didn't get that result because the team was better than last year. He was lucky. Highly doubt Vansummeren will ever win P-R again, luck as well. But he won because of
HIS TEAM. Can't say the same about Tjalingi. The thing to be most proud of is Sebastian Langeveld, he had a great season. All other cyclists of Rabo underperformed for their capabilities imo(besides Tjalingi). Yes, even Gesink.
Instead of calling someone a troll because you think the whole world hates the Dutch, come with real arguments. If you want to compare these results with the one's from last year than you also need to look at the new riders they bought and how they performed on their previous team