Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast Suns coaches snipe over Dayne Zorko AFL 360 chat with Gold Coast Suns player Karmichael Hunt ahead of the Q-Clash with Brisbane Lions. BRISBANE and Gold Coast have set the stage for an explosive Q Clash 5 at Metricon Stadium tomorrow night. Lions coach Michael Voss and Suns counterpart Guy McKenna sniped at each other from 100km away today as the build-up to the derby finally heated-up. McKenna defended the Gold Coast's decision to trade Dayne Zorko to the Lions at the end of 2011, declaring the former state league star was still not good enough to be a Sun. "We interviewed him, we looked at him, we thought our squad going forward was going to have better players," McKenna said. We're still of that opinion. Dayne Zorko attacks the football. He's done very well for Brisbane and good luck to him. Voss hit back, defending Brisbane's 2012 rookie of the year who averaged 20 disposals a game in 16 senior appearances. I'm very comfortable that they chose not to recruit him (Zorko) too. We are both happy aren't we," he said. Voss turned the blowtorch on the Suns earlier in the week when he declared the Gold Coast was under just as much pressure as the Lions to perform in the Sunshine State stoush. He also questioned the amount of off-field support the Suns receive from the AFL compared to the Lions. McKenna brushed aside Voss's attempt to up the ante. "They are naught and two, they probably have to speak about something don't they," McKenna said. Voss responded in kind today. "It's good that they've finally chosen to talk...now we get to play the game," Voss said. Brisbane will be gunning for their fourth-straight Q Clash win while the Suns will be aiming for a hat-trick of victories at Metricon Stadium.