I think generally the opposition comes from the fact that at the end of the day its the English league. If an American or like me a Scot or any other nationalty for that matter wants to watch an English league match live then we should travel to England, not the other way round. English fans who have been watching their team for decades should not have to pay thousands of pounds on travel and hotel costs to fly to Beijing in top of their season ticket costs, just because the FA want to make some money. As hard as it sounds the Premiership is not set up for anyone other then the English people, there are American, Japanese, Welsh, Australian etc leagues for their fans, if you like the English league well then come over and watch it, there is nothing stopping you, but you have to come to it not the other way round, otherwise its totally wrong.
Also, how many Asians or Americans are there playing in the Premiership? Very, Very few. How many Africans are there, loads! So if it was about letting the players go back to the countries they were born and giving something back to the fans, we would go to Africa but its not its about money and its sick!
The Premiership are valuing foreign fans over local fans and that is the backbone to the argument, it cant be allowed to happen. A fan who has seen every match for 40 years (as several people I know have) can not be told either pay a fortune or miss a game, so that we can sell Wigan shirts to the people of Singapore.... its totally immoral and wrong and luckily will never be allowed to happen!